lizarnold.jpgLiz Arnold moved to New York to freelance for magazines on interiors and homes after working here at Western Interiors & Design. At her relatively new blog Homebodies, she posts detailed photos of the homes she gets to visit: "somebodies, nobodies and the anybodies in between." Her Los Angeles voyeurism so far includes an artist compound in Venice, two other Venice residents who live in their vehicles, and a West Hollywood "gated village" townhouse.

More blog notes: L.A. Times columnist Tina Daunt's personal style blog The English Muse has been anointed a blog of note by Blogspot. And Long Beach Press-Telegram columnist/editor John Canalis has launched a blog spun off his columns.

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