FS Road Trip

FS Road Trip

by | Dec 3, 2005 | Musings

Last night I got an unexpected invite to go with the FS crew on a road trip up to LA to catch a couple of shows. It was rainy and everybody was in Miami so there wasn’t much to do but we managed before we headed back to HB and Brian wiped me and my regular crew out in our weekly poker tourney. Some foto’s follow:

Fs1 The FS Crew, Ed & Brian.

Fs2 Holly Topping @ Angles

Fs4 If you’re in Venice you are bound to run into painter Lisa Adams.

Fs3 Michele Jaquis & Jeremy Quinn at the Otis Grrrls Show

Fs5 Otis Grrrls art

Fs6 Otis Grrls art (help out your friendly art blogger and throw some wall labels out there so I can give you credit)

Fs7

More art

Fs8 Otis Grrrl and artist Meg Cranston

Fs9

Otis Grrrl and 4-F Gallery co-director Brienne Arrington.

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