joana with one n [has a thesis blog]

I’m turning into a giddy child!! I’m so excited! Let it be known that thesis is NOT giving me eye twitch anymore and instead is making me dance in the dead of night! It’s true!

Okay, so thesis or not, I’m really excited about Spoonflower, a company that allows folks like me to upload a pattern and have it printed on fabric on demand. It’s $18 per yard, the results seem pretty snazzy according to their flickr pool, and you can get a sample of the fabric for $5. Rad. Before you know it, I will have curtains printed with my hair. Creepy and amazing.

Oh, and I made some more patterns:

I’m so overwhelmingly happy making these patterns. I don’t know why. I must make more…

I’m currently in the process of making a list of things to do with these scans, as Adam has recommended. That will appear here in the next couple of days.

In the meantime, I’ve scanned some more bits.

Knuckle close-up.

I like that it looks like light is being emitted from my knuckles. Super knuckles.

This is actually more interesting on its side. It becomes more about texture and less about form.

Tongue (see below).

Trying to stay absolutely still is remarkably difficult, especially while lying on the floor with your face pressed against a scanner. Try it sometime.