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25 responses to “looking”
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i love that clump of grass, and that you have a clear plan for Part III, that it is simple and full, and enough & that you allow room for and expect “you never know” to show up now and then. which i know is always true, so why is it such a constant surprise for some of us? this is a grand novel you are writing.
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hi Grace! You’ve modified that flag…..
You are still in a deep process….
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Ha! comment space! Love sharing in the looking. Beautiful beginnings here.
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I’m looking too, thinking of you with images of your place in mind, your hand visible in everything.
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well, i think you just give into it. and funny, the phone
rang after posting this and the Old Cowboy who i take care
of thought he might need to go to the ER. he couldn’t
breathe and when he layed down it felt “like laying on
tin cans”. and i thought…woops…forgot to knock on
wood. oh eeeee.
the novel thing is just a momentary “device”. so…
i don’t keep it up. just use it to see what it is that
i really WANT to see happening. it’s all too messy
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e…the flag…i realized that Wind was blowing her hair
(which isn’t there yet) in an opposite direction as the
flag. this became an issue. so i changed the direction
of the flag. and in the drawing, it was just a pencil
drawing. the flag itself…i like this scrap. it might
be it. or it might not. yes. still in process.
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ELIZABETH! I ALWAYS LOVE IT WHEN YOU COME BY FROM
BALLARAT!
yes. just looking at colors. sticking bits and pieces
there to sit with eachother on the wall. colors. with this new effort at small cloths, i am more FREE to play with colors…
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Michelle…happy belated birthday. i was so bummed to
realize i missed THE day…..LikeLike
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there’s a fresh feeling here. perhaps it’s your use of more color? somehow seems like an emerging. joyful. clear.
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oh that line from the flag is fantastic I love how it moves and takes the eye out past the edge!
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Looking is not as easy as it sounds isn’t it, Grace! I think the trick is to remember to look with fresh eyes. And I can just feel the breeze bringing life to your flag!
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Hello, I’m hopping over from Jude’s blog..
These are delightful. The folds and hills of the 2nd, the sole flyer…
the purple base cloth of the first is a thrill for me.LikeLike
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i sense more speed in your work lately.
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ooohh….I’ve missed all this. I first saw blue bonnet sue (no kidding–that’s what appeared, the bluish bonnet, red arm reaching, green dress, little red/orange shoes) then, on second look, I saw a face–an eye, long nose, in profile)… lots of catching up to do.
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looking at colors that are not in this world here…but
in worlds i remember, worlds i know are where other
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in my mind it is a loooooong stick………like a
bamboo stick, curvedLikeLike
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that “breeze” is coming Soon. February is the month of
WIND. Wind that energizes and Wind that makes us crazy.LikeLike
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Monica…Thank you for coming and please feel at
home
i am looking, feeling, Colors that are not here but
that i know are other placesLikeLike
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well…hmmmm.?????
still feels s l o w to me
speed.
hmmmmm.
maybe because it’s more about the cloth?, less my
experience?
i don’t know.LikeLike
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oh!
all THAT?????
I was just pinning colors!…OH!
Love to you…..LikeLike
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maybe the wind is blowing harder?
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that’s next month, here. when Wind comes down from
the mountains and lives here.
i thought about it and think that it could be just
because there is a single moment happening in the last
two cloths, rather than so many moments.
i am feeling good about these single moments..LikeLike
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I see pictures in everything–maybe from my/our ancestor’s hieroglyphic language?
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there’s a little cabin with a red tin roof in the corner of the valley and I want to live there.
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oh, yes, me too! and here I thought it was a doll’s shoes or a bird house…
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