A Compilation Of All The Rugs I Made This Year, I Feel Like This Was A Great Year, For Both Myself And

A compilation of all the rugs I made this year, I feel like this was a great year, for both myself and for my art. With the year coming to an end you kind of have to think about how a lot has changed, the way I work, the way I see my own work and the things I want from it, the subjects, I learned tons of new stuff and my style went to many new places, and I’m happy about all of it.

It’s been an awesome year for textile art, I love making rugs and I want to keep making them, I love that you guys also want to have them 💛 and I want to keep making cool stuff for you too. Thanks everyone for all the support this year, it’s been wonderful sharing art with you, and I hope everyone has a good start next year as well🌈

Also I’ll be away for the holidays and taking a summer vacation so I’ll be inactive in the rug department and my store will remain closed. I expect to set things in motion again on late January, so watch out if you want to commission any custom ruggies. 

[ID: Several colorful punch needle rugs varying in shape and size. In order of appearance: a dog and bunny eating soup, two cats drinking coffee, a capybara in the water, a cat sleeping, a barn owl at night, a flower vase, an alligator, snake, two more cats, ants on top of a strawberry, a pair of cowboy boots and a bear eating watermelon. End ID]

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I finally found it. A few weeks ago I was stumbling around online and found the much-rumored audio recording of Death of a Salesman on Broadway starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Andrew Garfield. You can download it here as a (huge) zip file, with the entirety of Acts I and II from the May 23, 2012 show (one of the final weeks of its run). This recording captures just one night, only a fraction of the effort and pain and heart they put into this production over all those months, but what a fucking treasure.

It’s an emotionally exhausting two and a half hours. Garfield and the rest of the cast are phenomenal. This is the first time I’ve actually heard Phil performing on stage and he’s like thunder, a completely different animal in the theater than on screen — you can practically see the spit flying as he shouts like you’ve never heard him before and he somehow commands the drawn-out, lingering silences just as much as he dominates scenes with dialogue. He put his entire soul into this devastating, breathtaking role, his heart and his life.

“The woods are burning, boys, you understand? There’s a big blaze going on all around.”