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Monthly Archives: June 2013
There’s Something Fishy About Me or: Auspicious Accident II
So there I was, transformed into a me-sized salmon, lying in a hospital bed awaiting death and rebirth. In Auspicious Accident: Part One, I’d had a fall; that night, a vivid and meaningful dream, in which I found myself prone on … Continue reading
Posted in Dreams, Short Story Writing, spirituality, Writing
Tagged Book of Kells, Celtic Christianity, Dream, Dream Interpretation, Kells, Romance, Salmon, Sci-fi Writing, Short Story Writing, Theme, Vesica Piscis
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Intelligent Design VI
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Tagged edible flower, flora, flower, intelligent design, nasturtium, yellow nasturtium
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Friday Fictioneers 100-Word Story Challenge: The Ostrich
The Ostrich
“Some pros don’t know to quit.”
“That’s one hell of a tune.”
“Claimed an Austin. And that he’s going for an Ostrich!”
“Nobody ever did it. He can only get one on a par 7 – if he holes this shot. More likely shooting his temperature!”
“My butt’s stinging already on account of that Calcutta.”
“You bet on this goon?”
“Hate to admit it.”
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Posted in Dialogue, Short Story Writing, Writing
Tagged Comedy Writing, Dialogue, Fiction, Flash Fiction, flash fiction, golf, Online Writing, Ostrich (par), Short Story Writing, Writing
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We are farming
Originally posted on hovercraftdoggy:
A transformation of an exterior wall in a small house outside Sao Paolo, by Rosenbaum architects. The wall has changed into a small vertical garden where a series of cascading plastic bottles are hanging from strings.…
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Bleedings
More artistic developments on photos of the distressed paint we’re stripping off the hull of our Albin Vega. These started as Photoshop manipulations of the photos. I then printed copies off – onto cheap 80 gsm inkjet paper – sprayed … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, Printmaking, Research, Walking
Tagged Albin Vega, Celtic, Celtic knot, Digital Art, digital photography, Digital Printmaking, ditigal printmaking, primordial sea, printmaking, sgraffito, staining
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