the Foxy Muppet

To celebrate my 30th birthday, the beginning of a new decade, and my successful return to Saturn, I have decided to share the history of the Foxy Muppet. I like the reactions I get from people when they hear the name "Foxy Muppet." Since it's my email address, I repeat it a fair amount for loyalty rewards. I get a lot of positive remarks, a few restrained giggles, and sometimes awkward silence from an un-amused audience. I like getting smiles out of people, and the ones that don't smile have to become the joke, for my own protection. My last blog incarnation was under "Cupcake Jay." For a time, I needed Cupcake Jay. I used to go by Jay as my way of running from my past and taking on a new identity, aligned with when I came out to my parents. I was a Cupcake because I just wanted to make everybody happy. I became the author of "the Bittersweet Tales of Cupcake Jay." I can tell more of this story later, but naturally the blog was very angsty. I bec

I've been busy busy busy! I've been making new art, improving how I've been framing my original art, and re-branding my jewelry. I was hoping to make a post about gratitude in recognition of Turkey Day, but it got away from me. I have been working on another post I intend to release on my birthday, so keep your eyes out! What I'm here for today is to share the next art show that Dallas and I will be participating in! The group show "Bring Out the Dead" at the Goodfoot is about to come down and another group show, "I Am, There for I Think" will be taking its place. I've entered three new pieces into the show, and one of them is from the "Fame" collection. Dallas is pulling several pieces from his "Celebrity Skin" collection. Among the other artists in the show will be Tabitha Rickard, who we showed with for the "Dangerously Enchanted" show. I had previously said she would be the Delta Cafe show with us, but li