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- Sold!
- Happy Birthday John Fox!
- Emily + Emily ART SALE- Tomorrow!
- schmaltzy writes again!
- for the foodies :)
- Happy Birthday Whit-dog!
- BUY THIS EP!
- I'm an animal
- ballet one and two
- Goddess Barbie Video
- Here she is......
- the transformation
- all about thighs
- Presenting:
- waltz of the dolls video
- Making Movies
- NEW WEBSITE
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7 comments:
hey foxy lady you have done it again i check your blog all the time and it never fails your amaze me again and again. your work is so great i live it and i am proud to own one of your peaces it is so cool it makes me jealous. i miss you a ton and hope you are doin well. i'll talk to you soon!
Marcus ;D
the "i live it" is suppose to be "i love it" just got a little to excited!
emily, this was seriously cracking me up. from the way your hands so artistically did all the mixing (there is something about those HANDS!), to the messups on the piano music, to the perfect picture of Twiggy, to you scraping your fork along the cake pedestal, to the booty shots. Cracking me up.
love it.
I love how most of your movies have your own piano playing in the background and your own creative process. So fun to watch! In fact, Finn wanted to watch it over again, so we watched it about three times in a row. So good. I loved this cake.
Great film, Emily. Did you really eat the whole cake? In one sitting?
Wow, Emily. This video leaves me with lots of questions. What is all the symbolism of it? I like Twiggy, cake, and your apron. The music gives it an eery feel. I liked your attention to detail, particulary the lumps in the cake batter. Did it taste good?
woah wmily that was deep and intense. your art is so simple and yet so powerful. you are an inspiration to me and i look forward to being in the same city so i can feed off of your creativity. way to go. every element of that piece seemed thought out and planned from the shirt you wore to the rising of the cake to the pan you placed it on... and of corse the piano music. nice work em!
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