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From there I ended up in Nashville, designing and executing window displays and installations for Anthropologie. I discovered my love of weird materials used in over the top yet elegant design, and decided to share those skills with the world at large. I left my dream job to start Handy Dandy Productions, and I've never been happier.

I'm a tinkerer who burns through sketchbooks just to get these crazy ideas out of my head. I spend the rest of my time designing dream spaces in my head, learning about the most random facets of social and ecological sciences and thinking about food. I love living in Nashville with my incredible husband and our (female) dog Walter.

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Space Dandy has great character designs as well. Since there are so many aliens in this series the designs are incredibly interesting. The amount of great designs in this show is amazing. The humans are great as well. Dandy sports a pompadour which gives him a real dandy look, and Meow looks like a cat thing of course. These designs project a ton of personality, and create a lot of visual comedy as well. Everything looks a little kooky, but that fits the tone of the show. They are also just detailed enough to look good, but still have a lot of leeway in how they are animated. Essentially, the designs of the characters can change ever so slightly in each episode.

When you first get the Love Key, the husk dandy when dream nailed says "Too long... spent together. We become as one". This is implying that the Collector and the Husk dandy have spent a while doing something together. What they have been doing might have been to possibly bring back the pale king by sacrificing the grubs, hence the ritual signs at the top of the tower. Going back to the Husk dandy, it appears as if the husk has void vines growing out of it. Another thing is why the collector was created. The collector may have been created to be a servant of the king, which would make sense because the collector is made of void, and should not be able to think. The Husk and the Collector have been trying to bring back the King for too long, but they have been trying for so long that the Collector goes crazy (I do not need to prove he is crazy), and the Void from the Collector infected the husk. Then the husk ran away and locked the love tower so that the collector could not escape and infect anyone else. The husk tried to go as far from the tower as possible, but eventually died. Then there is the fact that it can be dream nailed. Some void can be dream nailed, proven by the Hollow Knight, and how it slowly grows a mind (which is why the radiance infects it). The way how the two void beings grow a mind, well, I can't guess or say anything (for now), but I will find out. My final thing is that the tower is called the tower of love. This may connect the fact that from what I have said, the tower is called that because the collector has an undying devotion to bring the king back

My final story for what has happened is that maybe; The King created the collector as a servant when he created the Hollow Knight. Eventually the Radiance happened. The king died at some point, and the collector tried to bring him back. He found a Husk to help, but they took too long, and the time they spent drove the collector crazy, and the Void from the Collector infected the husk. Then the husk ran away and locked the love tower so that the collector could not escape and infect anyone else. The husk tried to go as far from the tower as possible, but eventually died.

To make their fourth album, Welcome to the Monkey House, the Dandy Warhols worked with Nile Rodgers, Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes, and Evan Dando. After Capitol turned down the original mix by Grammy-winning soul music engineer Russell Elevado, the album's final version featured a synth pop and new wave-influenced mix by Rhodes. Upon its release in 2003, it went to number 118 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart and spawned another hit for the band, the synth-disco jam "We Used to Be Friends." Following live shows that included supporting David Bowie on a leg of his 2003 A Reality tour, the band remained prominent in 2004 thanks to Ondi Timoner's documentary Dig!, which chronicled the love-hate relationship between the Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre and won the Documentary Grand Jury Prize at that year's Sundance Film Festival. Also in 2004, the band released The Black Album -- their name for their rejected Capitol debut -- and the compilation Come on Feel the Dandy Warhols as a double-album set on their own label Beat the World Records.

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After living the first few weeks of their lives as strays, these boys were very shy and timid at first, but with love and patience, they have blossomed into the cutest and goofiest kittens! They are very active and love to wrestle with each other, play with toys, and look out the window at squirrels and birds.

Every year on the Jerry Lewis telethon, America sees a parade of sick children whom only the coldest hearts could resist. But on this year's program, one of the most poignant figures was Lewis himself. Steroid drugs that the 77-year-old Lewis must take for a lung condition have shockingly increased his weight by 50 pounds or more. The slender, limber, crazy kid who became a comic icon in the 1950s has become a strangely inflated version of himself.

I wasn't able to watch all of the telethon and never am, but I saw several hours of Lewis and never heard any self-pity or complaints about his own condition. All his attention was directed toward the mission at hand. Sidekick Ed McMahon, who by this time looks as if he is held together with cellophane tape and staples, used the corny old line "There's more of you to love" to Lewis near the start of the show Sunday night, and Don Rickles, as only he could, at one point referred to Lewis as a "Jew whale" and said the added weight was "a good gimmick," and Lewis laughed broadly.

I was owned, and other shows followed: at a sold-out Soiled Dove Underground in Denver; two sold-out shows at the Orange Peel in Asheville, N.C.; three not-quite-sold-out shows in Southern California (Solana Beach, Anaheim, Los Angeles); two sold-out shows in Seattle at Neumos; one sold-out show at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Ore.; crazy festival sets at Monolith (at Red Rocks) and Sasquatch (at the Gorge Amphitheater in central Washington); an elegant set at the Strings Music Pavilion in Steamboat Springs.

And so, these people from different backgrounds, different religions and different races all came together. Filipino sailors found common ground with English expatriates. Pastors stood shoulder to shoulder with atheists. They all loved their newly formed nation and they fought to protect both it and the families existing within.

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