Monthly Archives: December 2010

Model Citizens #7 Wichita, Kansas 2010 Way back when I used to occasionally play the original version of the Trivial Pursuit game. After playing the game for a while, one strategy I came up with for guessing when I didn’t … Continue reading →

Model Citizens #6 Wichita, Kansas 2010 For a lady in mourning this woman has a curious look of subdued mirth on her face.

Model Citizens #5 Wichita, Kansas 2010 The mannequin population of this antique store was primarily female, making it a good place I suppose for a rugged outdoorsy guy like Mr. Sam here to get a date.

Model Citizens #4 Wichita, Kansas 2010 The red fruit hanging on the wall in the background makes this mannequin look like she’s got some sort of an understated Carmen Miranda thing going on.

Model Citizens #3 Wichita, Kansas 2010 I hardly ever even notice mannequins in department or clothing store windows. In that sterile context they seem like nothing more than the plastic people that they really are. But placed in amongst the … Continue reading →

Model Citizens #2 Wichita, Kansas 2010 My wife says gloves are coming back in style. I assume she meant for women, and in other than hand warming situations. If so, there could be a run on these old junk stores. … Continue reading →

Model Citizens #1 Wichita, Kansas 2010 I was driving around in downtown Wichita with my mother earlier this month and she pointed out this big antique/junk store that she had been in recently. She wasn’t impressed and didn’t stay long. … Continue reading →

Happy Holidays Wichita, Kansas 2010 Thanks to everyone for taking the time to view my POTDs this year. Having a loyal audience is the best gift an artist can receive.

Stacking Chairs Bozeman, Montana 2010 An abstract pattern formed by a bunch of stacking chairs. I took this photo to entertain myself during a slow attendance day at an art show at the local fairgrounds the day after Thanksgiving. Apparently … Continue reading →

Ayse Denver International Airport, Colorado 2010 The sculpture Ayse by Belgin Yucelen. Ayse lives in a plexiglass display box in the Denver airport. According to the Urban Dictionary, Ayse is a Turkish female name meaning “she whom must be obeyed.” … Continue reading →