Look What We Still Have

Yes. I did that. That thing all artists do and never do right. I went the childhood dreams route. This is sort of the end result(?) of an idea I had in sophomore year of college. The basic premise was of what we wanted to do versus what we became. I had chest shots of people holding representations of their childhood dreams. And next to these representations were their name tags from their current jobs. I might do that series later, but for now I like the more optimistic look at our childhood. "Look what we still have" sits better than a pessimistic "look what we've become". Enjoy the first.

1990's Dinosaur obsession.

My childhood is awash with a rediculous obsession with dinosaurs. And, now that I'm old enough to look back on it I find myself yearning for the media I obsessed over as a child.



Some of this I cannot find, because it came before the time of the internet. Any help locating some of these would be greatly appreciated.



What I have found is:



Wee Sing Dinosaurs



We're Back



Prehysteria



The Land Before Time





What I have yet to find is:



A book from a las vegas library with black and white images of dinosaurs in city settings. The images were realistic and not cartoons, which is why I loved it so much.



A CDrom that was essentially a dinosaur encyclopedia. You could click on names and it would take you to pages explaining dinosaurs. I specifically remember the video of a