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After months of hiatus, when my attention was mostly focused on theatre work, I have decided to put up my Etsy shop again.  This might be the best season for it, after all. Now, perhaps it would also be some point in letting people know about it.  How do you do this promotion thing again? If unique handmade jewelry with an emphasis on recycled materials, found objects, natural materials, and perhaps the occasional Gallifreyan quote sounds like it might be up your proverbial alley, I would like to direct your attention to the fact that I have a shop on Etsy, where items such as those pictured above and many more are available.  There are als

So this past month, my work has included white trash gingerbread houses, fleshy spiny bio-weapons (that one was a repair job rather than an original, but still interesting), and most recently, hundreds and hundreds of styrofoam letters.  Yep, I recently began working on part the second of The Job That Ate My Life, a.k.a. Livet i Bokstavslandet, the educational children's show for which I did the first season last spring.  Last year, it kind of nommed all of my spare time, and then some (had to stay in the workshop a few nights, because there wasn't time to go home and sleep or shower).  I do hope that it won't be quite as bad this year, but a