danger and a ceiling fan blade

i mentioned this sign in my last post. i hope you can fully appreciate the humor ::

[i fully support the graffitied ‘what?’ below]

so, this evening was a little weird. such weirdness led me to do something, well, weird. i recently acquired five sets of “Toob  Animals.” they were originally sold at around 11$ a pop, but due to our discounts.. they were marked down to 98 cents per tube (and a Toob Animal is a plastic tube of animals, intended for children – farm animals, birds, horses, etc.). which is, aka, AWESOME. i have had a blade of a ceiling fan lying around my apartment for a few months. there was technically a painting on it, but the painting consisted of chicken scratch marks made be a drug inclined fellow in the area. not to undermine his work, but i felt this ceiling blade fan could use some seriously love. and seriously – the ceiling fan blade is kind of an awesome canvas. since having just acquired an obscene amounts of plastic animals.. i felt inspired to hot glue them to the blade. i’m actually pretty stoked about the outcome and although i know that it will never truly serve as an aerodynamic ceiling blade again in its life, it will hang with pride on my wall. so, please enjoy ::

that’s all folks.

[iphone photo][spray painted ceiling fan blade with hot glued plastic animals]

jessi