Highlights from Burning Man 2013, mostly featuring stuff I made. Dana got on my case about posting pictures, so these are for her!
Jason’s long-time friend HOBO DEATH was really excited to get these leggings I made.
The Starstuff Express is made from a 1982 Schwinn Collegiate.
A selection of glasses I brought to the playa (this is not the full collection).
My husband wearing his zipper mask.
I loved meeting clients on the playa!
When I stepped onto the platform “Barbie Girl” started playing. I had walked off the art car to go see some friends in Black Rock Year Book.
I gave Kayla the teal velvet bikini top that morning, and then we went on a ladies-only art car cruise (with mimosas!)
There are lots more pictures to see!
My husband designed this neon fleece onesie and I sewed it up.
Goldfish on a rocketship
Goldfish on a rocketship
“Gearhead” was one of my favorite art pieces at Burning Man. The Sensatron is hiding behind the rocketship.
Jason’s genie pants, sitting in the Sensatron driver’s seat
Which reminds me, one evening I was standing by Disorient as the lamplighters passed by. One lady shouted out “Hey Julianne! Come here!” She recognized me from my website! I didn’t know Melissa, but she had used my genie pants tutorial to make her own pair of pants. Another friend wound up meeting her a few days later. It was one of the coolest moments. Hi Melissa!
Cosmo and I love our aqua bodysuits (mine is metallic and self-made)
This pendulum was surrounded by large magnets in the ground, so you would be pulled back and forth. (picture from Maria Fomich)
So many zipper dust masks in our camp! (photo by Jason)
Squirt squirt!
(photo by Patrick Roddie)
Spiral crown and zipper mask
(photo by Patrick Roddie)
spiral galaxy cape
Disco Duck and Sensatron at the Man Burn
Sitting on the Sensatron, waiting for the Man to burn, wearing my aqua bodysuit again (photo by Jason Siadek)
I’m so glad that there were so many great photographers out there. Thank you for documenting part of the experience!
Hopefully, at some point I’ll take more detailed shots of individual pieces. I just did not feel like posing for pictures most of the time when I was actually on the playa. It happens every year.
