Foster the People - Musician(s) of the Moment

Yeah. We all know "Pumped up Kicks"...but Foster the People has SO many more great songs on their latest album.

Here are a few of my favorites:

Forgotten Polyvore

I forgot I had a Polyvore account...so here are some of the, uhh, compositions I made:

Glow Stick Fun

glow stick + glass bottles = beauty = photoshoot

HOW TO:
Well it's pretty easy! All you do is get some glass bottles or jars or whatever and break a glow stick into them, then shake it around some

Be Okay

My stop motion film from this summer's NC State design camp

Song: Be Okay - Ingrid Michaelson

Light trails

{Some of my light trails photos}

also visit: my photography page

DIY Headscarf

Anybody else love that boho chic look of headscarves?

Well considering my empty pockets, I decided to make my own!

Here's how:

GATHER YOUR MATERIALS:

• An old scarf, preferably one that's pretty thin
• scissors
• a silver sharpie {not completely necessary}
• your head!

STEP ONE:

Tie the scarf around your head and keep it knotted. Try to tie it towards one end.

STEP TWO:

Mark off where you want to cut the scarf.

You want the ends of the headscarf to be semi-short - you should be able to tuck them under the scarf when it's on your head.

STEP THREE:

Cut where you have marked. {You'll probably want to do some extra trimming once you've cut it and played with it some}

{When I wear mine, I usually tuck the loose ends under 

the scarf so you just see the knot on top}

enjoy!

DIY Map Box

we all love take-out, don't we?

well how about turning take-out into art?
I'm not sure what I'll use it for yet, maybe to hold jewelry or notes

Here's how:

GATHER YOUR MATERIALS:

• a map (preferably an old one that you don't use anymore)
• scissors
• a pencil
• mod podge (or glue)
• a paint brush (to spread the mod podge or glue)
• a Chinese food take-out box

STEP ONE:
Unfold da box. Easy so far, right?

STEP TWO:
Trace the box onto the map in a desired area & cut it out

STEP THREE:
Glue the map piece to the box & fold it up!
VOILA!


Enjoy!

Here are some more photos of the process & finished product: