Jittery Finesse

Oh, hey Sharon Needles.

“Three Jacks and a Queen”

Intermission! “In the Next Room, or the vibrator play” at the Fine Arts Center.

pioneerman:

We spent Matt’s birthday being super masc and hiking and shit.

#somasc

i found this in my new office. most relevant part of my new job so far.

Birger Sandzén 
Castle in the Snow, Colorado, 1929

Sandzén referred to Colorado’s scenery as “a paradise for painters” and adapted his open brushwork and vibrant hues to create epic paintings of landscapes throughout the state, with emphasis on the Pikes Peak Region and Estes Park. “Colorado Springs ought to be one of the most important art centers of the west,” Sandzén told the Colorado Springs Gazette in 1923. “It is centrally located, in a setting that is without rival in the entire west. It has a sketching ground to offer artists that cannot be surpassed in the United States or elsewhere.”

thespringsgazette:

bigmapblog:

Map: Birdseye View of Colorado Springs (1909) originally posted to the BIG Map Blog.

Definitely cool and worth a check out.

My house is in the bottom right corner!

(via csgazette)

I pretty much love living in the mountains.

my view from work.

My favorite part of the one-mile incline: the descent.