Tribute to my husband and what he does everyday

OK... Over the years I have often been asked.. "What does your husband do for a living?" Most of the time I say "A little of everything". Well.. here is a photo walk down a SMALL portion of what he does.

I just HAD to buy this shirt for him when I saw it. (I even took it off the mannequin in the store.) It is SOOOOO TRUE!!!!



The next 3 picts are from the same shoot. He use to be an Art Director and he built this set on the front porch of our house during a very rainy night. The last of the 3 includes our twins when they were very young.







The next few are from Ren Fests we've worked on. I sewed the costumes for the guys and the horses in the jousting pict. (Sad note: A couple of months after this pict was taken, the girl with the blue bandanna on her head was kicked by one of those horses and died from the injuries).





Another of his many jobs is doing 2D/3D animation. This is one of the things necessary to make his composites later. Check out the image in the sphere.



These are from a more recent shoot in Southern Utah. He's more of a grip on this shoot.





Typically..... THIS is what he looks like. He does a LOT of editing which is less exciting.



So there you have it. I've barely skimmed the surface of what he does for a living. Over the years I have really gotten to know what the back of his head looks like backlit by the glow of several monitors. Every now and then he'll turn around and I'll get butterflies like when you meet someone cute for the first time. I forget what he looks like and it's like "Woah! Who are you? You're cute!"

I don't have a pict uploaded but the most typical pose I see these days (when not of the back of his head) is of him crashed somewhere. I've never known anyone to be able to make a "bed" anywhere as quickly as he does. He's used a rock for a pillow in the past when desperate. He's learned to sleep hard and quick when working on these long projects (18 - 24 hour days).

Honey! I love ya!