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The Artistic Biker is me, Jonathan "Blade" Manning.
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Creative Every Day Monday 01FEB2010

February 2nd, 2010

It’s Monday again, and time to post this week’s Creative Every Day list:

  1. Made a cool video for the spray paint workshop on http://artjournaling.ning.com I’m using that for my#ced2010 today!
  2. http://twitpic.com/101f2s – Does this count as *MY*#ced2010 or her’s?
  3. Chicken with cream sauce over rice cooked on a gas furnace during icepocalypse #ced2010
  4. http://twitpic.com/10jf8m – Paper beads. #ced2010 for Friday.
  5. YAY! Electricity is back. Uploaded Boy2’s premiere video. This was to be #ced2010 for Thurs: http://tinyurl.com/ygyjlqt
  6. http://twitpic.com/10sxy6 – ATC for my friend Van’s B-day #ced2010
  7. http://twitpic.com/10zcim – Mardi Gras background #ced2010
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The Artistic Biker is me, Jonathan "Blade" Manning.
A treasure troll of a man, with hobbit feet and a sharp pointy head. You may see me traveling up and down the highways of Oklahoma looking for the next place to sketch, paint, sing, dance, write, photograph or simply meditate. I have begun a journey that once set upon, there is no turning back. You can share in my blunt force journey through the art world on my weekly U-stream broadcast
The Artistic Biker Live!
Thursdays from 6-8p central
Also, check me out on Teh YouTube!
You can "LIKE" me on Facebook!
And on Twitter, I'm @BladeTheArtist

One Response to “Creative Every Day Monday 01FEB2010”

  1. melissa on February 4, 2010 3:03 am

    I love your photo! It makes me all misty remembering my little ones when they were that tiny! We’ve hit the “No!” stage around here, so good memories are important! I’m pondering cooking over a gas furnace. Interesting.
    .-= melissa ´s last blog ..100th Post! =-.

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