Cat sculpture, which was a gift. A few years later someone gave me the tiny cat, not knowing I had the big one. I love how they look together.
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This is on my living room wall.
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This is a detail from a wall hanging in my bedroom. It's from India and is made from pieces of antique saris.
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I bought this recently. It's by a photographer named Fabien Ho.
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This is my most recent purchase. It's by Kirsten Schmidt and is a black ink print. It was quite difficult to photograph without too much reflection. What I love is its simplicity, yet you can make out quite clearly all the detail of the cat and his luxurious fur.

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Well we have to PAINT before the art goes up, I have a lot art from friends sitting storage, but a few things are up now.

A silk rug of unknown providence. Too nice for the floor, put on the wall.

An original Neil Jam, a web comic artist I always saw at conventions and I like small art things.

A stone rubbing my SO made in Cambridge when he was younger. It hides the fuse box!

The partner and I are both part pack rat, so I apologize in advance for the slew of photos.

I just bought this painting a couple of weeks ago at a local art fest- it's about 18 inches high
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Partner is really into this kind of pottery called "raku," which is dry-fired. The black marks on these pots were made by burning horse-hair against them while they were still hot.

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More raku. The same artist who made the pots above made the tree branch, while the two animal faces were made by a different artist.
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Blue trees.
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A copper tuna!
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An original animation cel from "The Powerpuff Girls"
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A little replica of the front of a New Orleans-style crypt, bought in New Orleans. This is small, about the size of a light switch plate.
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Tulip lamp and daffodil window, both made by my dad back when I was a kid.
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A couple of oil paintings we bought from a guy down in Key West.
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Most of my shit is in boxes, including anything I'd want to hang up. But I did buy this poster earlier this year and it's currently framed on my bedroom wall. I was living in Dallas during the Glitter & Doom tour, so I didn't attend this particular show, but I did go two nights before at the Palladium Ballroom.

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Well for....eeesh. I forgot it was Friday. O_o

Ex Libris Kronos_to_Earth:

I was wondering what the original of the artwork for a paperback I have might look like minus the graphics: 'World's Best SF 1970' without the World's Best SF.
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A couple of my favorite plates from 'The Travels of Marco Polo':
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I should really go take a few pictures of the house but it's so messy and I'm so tired lazy so I am just going to put up some old stuff. My house is a bit overwhelmingly full of art. Anyway!

A monoprint by my friend Noelle; I have a couple of her pieces up in the living room.
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This is an ancestor of mine; he also graces the living room and manages not to be TOO out of place. ;-)
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This is the only one of my aunt's paintings that I have - it's not a great photo of it. It's from the 50s and used, she says, to be half of a two piece set.
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And here is a plate I drew on a while back and have always been fond of that is in the kitchen.
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Great art, guys! I wasn't home early enough to take pictures of my artwork with at least a little natural light, so I have an assignment for tomorrow morning.

Aaaand I realized that I felt that was not enough, so I took some more pictures around my house and here they are:

Beginning at the bottom left, a woodcut by my friend Peter Garretson-Butt, a painting by my ex stepfather in law John Kefover, Noelle's print seen above, another Kefover and a little painting by my friend Jodi.
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A better shot of Annie's painting, and a photo by my friend Zen and another photo by my friend Krista.
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A mask by my friend Susan that lives on the porch:
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And a corner of the porch featuring a couple of my painted gourds, some gourds yet to be painted and Griselda, a styrofoam head I picked up at the beauty supply shop one day and painted. By the way, if you're ever stuck for a cheap present, I highly recommend them! I gave a bunch away for birthdays this year.
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