Hello,

Wow it's been a busy two weeks! And not a lot to show for it. I've got lots of ideas for new images. I want to do some things with laundry... another domestic duty. But you'll have to wait a bit to see the photographs.

I'm working on a portfolio site right now. It's keeping me busy. So, sorry no new images this week. Thanks for checking out my blog! Feel free to leave comments.

-Lily

Step 4: An Appearance

Step 4: An Appearance
Originally uploaded by lilymayfield.

This is another image from the same web narrative. It is "Step 4" in the sequence.

If you want see the whole site, click on "Lily's Web Narrative" under Links. Soon I'll have "Floor Duty: A Seven Step Program" on my own website.

By the way, you can leave a comment even if you are not a blogger member by clicking anonymous in the comments window. Just include your name if you want me to know who you are. Thanks!

Step 7: Never Done

Step 7: Never Done
Originally uploaded by lilymayfield.

This is part of a web narrative site. It consists of some still photos and animations that make up "Floor Duty: A Seven Step program". I'm really excited about where this project is going.

Can you tell that I've been watching a lot of Twilight Zone episodes this summer?

Hello all,

I've been busy learnin' some new things about web design... so no new images this week.

Currently, I'm working on expanding an animated gif sequence (the last image was a still from it) into a web narrative. It was all inspired by my thoughts about the moment something is clean being the same moment that it begins to get dirty again. You can drive yourself crazy trying to get things clean...

This next series of images for the web narrative are going to be kind of strange. I've been inspired by Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "Yellow Wallpaper" story, Anna Gaskell's photographs, and Dr. Seuss' stain that never goes away in "the Cat in the Hat".

Leave me some comments if you have any suggestions or thoughts on the subject!