why i STILL love wednesdays!
i LOVES ME my wednesday nights.
i so **heart** them from afar.]
bobble-me ... last september, i ordered the tim gunn bobblehead. he arrived just in time for me to drive up with him from SD to BA last year. how happy was i?! A-DDICT-TED! well, the new season has started. yesterday evening was episode 3. therefore, 2 episodes have wrapped up - and two designers have been auf'd.
an homage ... fortunately, on thursday morning around the figurative water cooler, there are other "prw"
office supplies/recyclables/compostables/resuables (and sometimes not-so-recyclables) and whatever is in cube-opolitan are our friends ... the self-imposed initial rule of an homage? must be constructed with our aforementioned friends. no fabric, thread, needles, etc. are allowed. design elements/construction must account for a noticeable portion of the homage. the completed homage is then showcased among other prw
other web sites to get your episode recaps and then some ... you can catch them on several blogs as follows:
my fave - project rungay
bravo's site
blogging project runway
(at least for homage to episode 2)
t.g.bblhd will continue to be present at all homages. other judges will be on an as-available, as-willing basis.
judging is completely voluntary, so it's kinda tough to recruit judges for the 2-5 minute gig. but for weekly pics of the judging panel, we don't have too much to offer them - except our gratitude.
you can check out episode 1 on any of the sites previously mentioned. i'll just get to the nitty-gritty. "junk in the trunk" homage was all about elisa! (btw, elisa is still "in".) you can check out a review of elisa's design over here.


so i poached some pics from the boys and project rungay, so you can see the inspiration of the homage.
let's break it down ... simply put - office sh** is binder-clipped (various sizes of binder clips) to my black skirt. you can't see the boots (which are actually matching), but they are there.
again, you can check out episode 2 on any of the sites previously mentioned. just as before - i'll just get to the nitty-gritty. "poca-haunt-us" homage - which was showcased wednesday at ~ 10:30 AM (PST) was all about marion! (tear. he's been auf'd.) you can check out a review of marion's design over here. and again, pic poaching from the boys.
the homage represented one-quarter of the designers creation. (we didn't have enough material for the full homage.)
the office sh** for yesterday's homage consisted of the following: tape, staples, a reusable tote that was cut up with scissors, shredded paper, a scarf (which held up the make-shift off-shoulder effect), more tape and staples, and many-many-many "coffee java jackets" that were opened up and stabbed with scissors for "holes" to provide some texture (as one prw fan commented). the java jackets were then "woven" and stapled to the 1/4-panel.
and to carry-forward one of the judges remarks - a head band was fashioned from two java jackets that were stapled in the back (to each other ... not to my head). hence, the name of this week's homage.
the homage will remain on display in my cubicle for a little cube-o-rama. an index card provides a description of the homage.Labels: prw-air, yes shirlsd is freakin' crazy

6 Comments:
I love to see my tax dollars spent in such a creative way. You are NUTTY!
I guess I won't be holding my breath waiting for EPA to grant us our requested section 209(e) authorizations. They're too busy getting auf'd up!
OK, this was funny! I saw the end of both of these episodes and thought the judges made the right decisions.
When I first saw the Java Jackets, my first thought was, "I hope those weren't new ones." I'm glad they were recycled in an artistic way.
I hope, for the sake of the taxpayers, that this is not taking place on the clock, however.
Shouldn't you have a PRW-style exit video, in which you talk trash about all your fellow designers while simultaneously lamenting the judges' utter lack of taste and their failure to recognize your obvious design genius?
Elisa rocks! And VictorYa has an attractive design aesthetic...and her clothes are hot, too!
You could'a distributed the material in a different way by shortening the length making it a mini-poca-haunt-us. Gotta show some leg there....Hottt. The natural earthy tones of the java jackets really set the color scheme for the native american look.
Can't wait to see this weeks tribute...
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