october photoblogging challenge day 23: meaning
inktober day 23: leak
inktober day 22: open
open hearted door
wanted to try my hand at pattern after seeing the cover for the poetry collection: Apollo in the Grass
october photo challenge day 22: rest
microtober day 21: space
inktober day 21: fuzzy
inktober day 20: sprout
october photoblogging challenge day 20: sports
october photoblogging challenge day 19: mirror
inktober day 18: moon
i seem to have a creative crush on the moon so this one was fun
October Photoblogging Day 18: finished
inktober day 17: collide
microtober day 17: compass
JOHN STEVENSON ON HAIKU
“Haiku inspirations seem like dreams to me, in the sense that they have to be recorded as soon as possible. Even a short delay can cause them to evaporate… The application of craftsmanship can be accomplished at leisure but inspiration is precious and fleeting.”
“My favorite kind of English-language haiku is likely to seem so simple and transparent in the first reading that it seems almost nothing. But it rewards subsequent readings, sometimes many subsequent readings, and continues to “unfold” over time.”
from The Haiku Foundation’s New to Haiku series
inktober day 16: compass
microtober day 16: rotation
microtober day 14: wheels
aka the daily routine
inktober day 14: tick
blood on the brain
inktober day 13: roof
inspired by the affectionately(?) named “murder shed” in our backyard (we are not responsible for its reputation)
read this interview with tracy ma a while back touching on garbage design and ugly fonts and haven’t been able to shake it since.
microtober day 13: animals
inktober day 12: stuck
microtober day 12: legend
legend has it there is a cave
a cave in which lives a mouth
a mouth that speaks in holy riddle
the old notebook i grabbed for the october photo challenge and inktober happened to have this at the beginning, happy coincidence
