Andy Warhol, Selfie, 1979

Spent some time yesterday looking through this magical book I got a couple years ago called Andy Warhol Treasures: The Illustrated Story of Andy Warhol’s Life and Work. It’s an amazing anthology documenting his life with all kinds of artifacts, letters, report cards, photographs, stencils, and things that have been reproduced. I can’t remember the last time I looked thought and read all this stuff. It’s super inspiring!

Some Artifacts from the Book

Currently watching The Startup Kids doc on iTunes. If you’re in tech or an entrepreneur,  you’ll totally relate to the film. Finding it as a great source of inspiration to start the week. I also just watched the video blog of a symphony flash mob. Watch, love, share!

This was incredible. Thanks for sharing @kmore! Ode an die Freude (Ode to Joy) Beethoven Symphony No.9 classical youtu.be/kbJcQYVtZMo

— CASIE STEWART (@casiestewart) March 31, 2013

Hope the weekend has been good to you!

<3

Good morning, good morning, and how are you today? Lots happening, busy week. New campaigns around the blog corner. Exciting times ahead at work. When is it going to get warmer, I miss biking. New episode of my show on Coral TV comes out today. Update on New York coming tomorrow.  Excited for the weekend. Friends birthday dinner tonight. Love is in the air. Smile on my face. Feeling good. Ready to take on the world!

<3 CASIE

I think it’s pretty most the time. Today was ok for walking, not too heavy, not soaking. Leather, headscarf, heels, a little wet but not much.

 “Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it.”

― Andy Warhol

Welcome back to work everybody! How was your weekend, what did you do?

I danced a little like this.

Cruised Queen Street, rode bike, watched movies, got some sun, went to the Island, hung out at the beach, saw an air show, went to a concert, worked, dined with friends.

Excellent Labour Day.

The best I can remember.

I’d love to get to a cottage soon.

Can I come stay at your cottage?

New boots.

Creeped the Jays game. We beat Boston.

The Labour Day Parade went from 9ish – 11ish on Queen Street. I love the bagpipes & steel drums. Heaps of orange with signs of Jack Layton everywhere. It was a a looooong parade.

Niche is an old fav for brekky (Queen/Bathurst). I hardly ever go out for breakfast anymore. I love getting up and working on Saturday mornings.

I’m not upset about the change in season, I love Fall fashion!! I hate when people complain about the weather. TALK ABOUT SOMETHING MORE INTERESTING. Have you nothing better?

It’s hot, it’s cold, it’s gonna change and be unpredictable. Embrace the fact you can read this from a computer at your office or house and smile. Pretty please

Today kicks off the busiest time of the year for me. Four months till New Year and heaps to get accomplished. Set yourself a goal or two today.  Time flies and if you don’t write them down, you’ll forget them. There’s so many things in one day, it’s near impossible to remember them all. Having a blog helps.

Have a great day,

This month’s Tweetgams was Monday night The Gladstone  hosted by the lovely Brock McLaughlin. Doesn’t he look like James Dean. Swoon.

Tweetgasm is fun. I’m going to host one in October. Stay tuned for that.

Boogie down baby. I went for 60′s Twiggy mod.

Auditioned for a ghosty show today with Lauren O’Nizzle. It was fun. I hope they pick us.

There were some nice outfits. I’m going to have a theme for my Tweetgasm too. Idea submissions encouraged.

THE END.

Andy Warhol: I wonder if people are going to remember us?
Edie Sedgwick: What, when we’re dead?
Andy Warhol: Yeah.
Edie Sedgwick: Well I think people will talk about how you changed the world.
Andy Warhol: I wonder what they’ll say about you… in your obituary. I like that word.
Edie Sedgwick: Nothing nice, I don’t think.
Andy Warhol: No no, come on. They’d say, “Edith Minturn Sedgwick: beautiful artist and actress…
Edie Sedgwick: …and all around loon.
Andy Warhol: …Remembered for setting the world on fire…
Edie Sedgwick: …and escaping the clutches of her terrifying family…
Andy Warhol: …Made friends with eeeeverybody, and anybody…
Edie Sedgwick: …creating chaos and uproar wherever she went. Divorced as many times as she married, she leaves only good wishes behind.
[laughs]
Edie Sedgwick: That’s nice, isn’t it?

posted 2009/08/17: read it here

photo by kelly kruschel

we’re seen eachother before. we know a bit about what we do and we’ve hung out a few times, never anything serious and we’re usually with friends anyways.

today, we had a moment to connect.  we get each other, we’re creative and smart. i think he’s really good looking, i hope he likes me too.          whisper you will BE MINE!

more and more i want a mac. haha.. them apples.

is this thing on?

love this guy, Andy.

this was waiting for me post massage at ostara spa on sunday. i really should have shown how beautiful it was but, it all looked so good i ate it. thank you for inviting me.

it’s nice inside. relaxing.

i wanna do a party there with a bunch of friends. this is idea is brewing a STEW.

nice floor in there. warmest boots ever. no socks marino wool inside, waterproof, made for adventures in lifestyle thick lycra pants were mum’s. thanks ma!

portraits are fun

so is life!

This video is old, of my fav’s. I used to be a member at the AGO. I went all the time. It was a lovely place to spend time by myself, inspiring, energizing and often gave me creative ideas to do sill things like this. Ha. I make myself laugh, that’s a pretty good skill if you ask me. Mohahaaaa.

It’s Casie and I’m at the AGO and it is sooo windy here today. I don’t know if you’ve been to the AGO before but I really suggest you check it out. They’ve got a lot of great stuff happening here, lot of artists, really interesting things for you to check out. So go to the AGO because it’s really neat.