Kinda loving the way you can control the snow with your mouse on this snowing widget… makes the doleful message have a spark of fun, mebbe? Or maybe I’m clutching at straws, ha!
the snow is great! love it!
and oh my, i can relate ha ha.
wonderful thoughts kiersty, and imparted uncompromisingly yet subtly, it
really hit home. and the whole thing, the photo, splendid and perfect xxx
Thank you Kathi… I use the photos on the blog as prompts of what I want to achieve when I do drawings for the poems. Otherwise, scatterbrain that I am, I’ll go off ona tangent and draw something that wasn’t with the original thought. Hmmmmm… maybe I should though? I like the snow too. 🙂
The direction and placement of those footprints! brilliant. They turn the mind back up through the poem from the plodding to the disengagement to the disappointment. and it is not a disappointing result 🙂
I’m enjoying these experiments of yours with photography and typography. I suppose I react to them as art as well as mini-poems. This one is particularly beautiful – it would look great on the wall, decently framed, and would provide something to think about at the same time.
Kinda loving the way you can control the snow with your mouse on this snowing widget… makes the doleful message have a spark of fun, mebbe? Or maybe I’m clutching at straws, ha!
the snow is great! love it!
and oh my, i can relate ha ha.
wonderful thoughts kiersty, and imparted uncompromisingly yet subtly, it
really hit home. and the whole thing, the photo, splendid and perfect xxx
Thank you Kathi… I use the photos on the blog as prompts of what I want to achieve when I do drawings for the poems. Otherwise, scatterbrain that I am, I’ll go off ona tangent and draw something that wasn’t with the original thought. Hmmmmm… maybe I should though? I like the snow too. 🙂
The direction and placement of those footprints! brilliant. They turn the mind back up through the poem from the plodding to the disengagement to the disappointment. and it is not a disappointing result 🙂
I’m enjoying these experiments of yours with photography and typography. I suppose I react to them as art as well as mini-poems. This one is particularly beautiful – it would look great on the wall, decently framed, and would provide something to think about at the same time.