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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Tan Your Hide
I got a question. Sunless tanners. How to use them? I reside in the mystical world of the coast, where cool ocean breezes wend their way through the air, and large banks of misty fog enwrap the land in a chilling … Continue reading
Del.icio.us
I can see farther today than I could yesterday. A part of that is due to the world of information on the web. I’ve only recently been getting involved in the latest trends online—before, I was too busy to spend … Continue reading
Love Gives Us Wings
I’m continuing a series of hidden-picture, storytelling art pieces. Thus far, I’ve completed “Beauty and the Beast” and “Sleeping Beauty”–and yesterday, I added the third card, which is “Thumbelina.” Completely familiar with the story–like most people who grew up reading … Continue reading
Worth Doing Poorly
Someone once said, “Everything worth doing is worth doing poorly at first.” I heard that quote today at the very moment I was pondering an art piece I was working on. I had reached a point where I was hesitant … Continue reading
Of mousewords and Man
I love hidden pictures. As an art enthusiast, I enjoy searching for them. As an artist, I can’t help drawing them into my work. My inclination is to incorporate meaning into the work through the use of symbolism and stories—in … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Fairy Tales, Inspiration, Musings
Tagged Literature, Poetry, Quotes
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A Symphony of Web Page Design
It’s one of those days. My afternoon coffee hasn’t kicked in yet. I’m staring at a page that has some HTML started on it. I need to build my home page for my website. But I just can’t seem to … Continue reading
Muddied
Imagine how it is to wade through waist-deep water. It’s challenging to do, especially when you want to move quickly. That’s how my thinking feels on a daily basis. Now try to imagine how it would be to wade through … Continue reading