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Posts Tagged ‘art’
First, some technical stuff. I am trying PNG format. It is supposed to be less lossy than JPEG. If I like it, I will go back and switch all the previous entries to PNG, too. Some people do hear colors, taste sounds, and so on. Do you ever experience or associate one phenomenon or sense [...]
I know a lot of people who live in their own, distant worlds. They bring back some wonderful things. Are you friends with anyone like that?
I have seen you many times. We held eye contact as the elevator closed, you mouthed a word I could not read through the window of a bus, dared me to approach from behind a fortress of your friends. This is how a leaf flickers in a constant breeze, its flickering, also, cannot be disturbed. [...]
Let me shout out to Perspectives Magazine, which has published a short story of mine, The Canvas, in its July, 2009 issue. The magazine’s tagline is, “where inanimate objects have their say,” and my story is told by a canvas with a violent distrust of its painter. You can find it here: http://perspectivesmagazine.googlepages.com/about Somewhere on [...]
I have found the notes you hide. The first—not of your notes but of the ones I found—was stuffed in the window of a city bus. I saw it was a page from a larger work, numbered 27 and beginning in the middle of a conversation. I liked that message. Don’t we all meet in [...]
I thought I would try something different today with the text position. Is there any music that does something to you that you cannot put into words? I am always looking for music like that.
I used the last sheet of a pad of drawing paper today. Do you have any rituals around the first or the last of anything?
You must have a few projects half started, a few vows made with friends on windy hilltops at two in the morning, a few adventure brochures stashed under your pillow. Maybe this is the summer you follow them through. What do your dangling projects mean to you?