aloha Red Dragonfly. I like the shifting sand element of these. the feeling that at any moment a breeze might come along and rearrange them into new forms and patterns. very cool.
I like that about digital work too. I recently played in a collaborative exploration with the Public Blogger. in which I used previous work in combination with new elements to form new work that altered the old work (imo). your work brings this shifting sense much more to the front. I like that. aloha.
when i sigh. . . . i just incorporate it into the work and let it go at that. i might think about gluing something in place 20 times or more tho. until i’d worked on half a dozen. then i’d just let fly what flies and sink what sinks. and skate between everything else. it’s fun that way. aloha.
I absolutely LOVE your writing. You are so creative, sometimes I don’t understand in one go, but I guess poetry must be felt not understood. Can’t get enough of your poems!
Red Dragonfly 
Hey, this could be a description of the protagonist of my novel. I love it.
Now I want to read your novel, Carole!
aloha Red Dragonfly. I like the shifting sand element of these. the feeling that at any moment a breeze might come along and rearrange them into new forms and patterns. very cool.
I like that about digital work too. I recently played in a collaborative exploration with the Public Blogger. in which I used previous work in combination with new elements to form new work that altered the old work (imo). your work brings this shifting sense much more to the front. I like that. aloha.
I frequently find myself holding my breath when I’m working on these. If I sigh I have to start all over.
when i sigh. . . . i just incorporate it into the work and let it go at that. i might think about gluing something in place 20 times or more tho. until i’d worked on half a dozen. then i’d just let fly what flies and sink what sinks. and skate between everything else. it’s fun that way. aloha.
Hi Melissa. This is a beautiful stunning piece. The poem exquisite. The mixed media subtle and powerful. Nicely done.
Thanks so much, Chris!
This is so interesting, very beautifully done. Love the depth of the mix.
Thanks, Mary!
love the way you are combining your fabrics with your haiku.good news is you’ve got so many more to choose from! mom
Thanks, Mom. 🙂
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I absolutely LOVE your writing. You are so creative, sometimes I don’t understand in one go, but I guess poetry must be felt not understood. Can’t get enough of your poems!