Your dog doesn’t pooh very much!

I don’t normally draw, but even I want to try this.

Kery: That’s it. I am (with this latest piece by you) totally hooked to your blog! This is not only the coolest concept, but quite possibly the coolest execution of the concept. Completely enjoying your perspective. Thanks so much for sharing your art and yourself. Found you through Ali Edwards blog and I’m so grateful to her for the intro. The tampons are hilarious! Molly

Just bought and read your book this weekend. I’m feeling so inspired! Thanks… Love your blog, too…

nice idea and nice illustration. i´m going to try that too! Thanks for the idea!

Wow, you have just made me realise that a detergent bottle looks just like a womans torso. Thanks for your inspiration.

A “skirt” of body lotion makes me giggle.

haha! i didn’t notice that.
now i want to draw a skirt on it.

So afraid of what I consume. : )

air! wear and tear on furniture, clothes, computer, housing, etc.? human attention (as when they expend their energy on me, such as a waiter, a friend, a physician, etc.), time? This exercise is cool . . . :) Really makes you think differently . . .

been stalking your blog a while, going through the archeives and totally loving todays entry! Totally makes you realise the things we use without thinking! I’m gonna try this exercise!
great post!

I love this! I think I will do it too.
Have you thought of using something like a mooncup instead of tampons? They’re great! xx

My latest project has been drawing everything that I ate. I did it partially to make myself more aware of what I eating, but also to make me get my sketchbook out everyday and not worry about what to draw and what it might become. It’s interesting accountability as well because everyone is always curious about it anad always has an observation, like “Wow,you went to Starbucks a lot “… You can view an informal photo of the project here:
http://flickr.com/photos/dbaty/385887862/in/set-72157594528431271/