[-essay, self-evolution, process-] by Nancy Waldman I make marks, therefore I am. Durham Dr. & Center St. (Houston, TX) Originally uploaded by Mr. Waldo. Since the days men lived in caves, human beings have demonstrated the need to make their mark on this world. From those cave paintings, to the tick marks on a prison [...]

Exploring Dimensions

April 16, 2007 | 1 Comment

[-art, photography, poetry-] NightSchool Originally uploaded by MontanaRaven. Today’s image comes from Maureen Shaughnessy, the talented photographer and artist who has been a frequent contributor to The PCQ. She continually explores deeper and deeper into the possibilities of photographic/drawn art alterations. I asked Maureen about this image and she said that she took a painting [...]

Creative Writing

April 16, 2007 | 3 Comments

[-writing, motivation-] Creative Writing Originally uploaded by maher berro. This photo speaks for itself, doesn’t it? Maybe I chose it because it’s Monday morning, the sun isn’t shining so brightly today and I’m feeling at a lower ebb than I have for a while. It’s so pleasing to be able to write a tide-y blog [...]

Impermanence

April 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment

[-photography, process-] Originally uploaded by tejana. This beautiful macro taken at a beach, by tejana, reminds me of the impermanence of … everything. Sand is one of the most malleable of substances. It’s constantly altered by the tides, the wind, even the small beings living within it. Whether a large wave, a sprinkle of raindrops, [...]

Curvyques

April 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment

[-photography, practices-] Curvyques Originally uploaded by suzeque. This photograph is taken by my cohort [and, btw, sister] Suze and is an image from Texas, taken in San Antonio. I’m crazy about it. But why? Taking the time to analyze what we love about someone else’s work is a useful exercise. Heightened awareness can only help [...]

Heart and Mind

April 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment

[-photography, science-] Heart Chakra Originally uploaded by Solitaire Miles. This image gets to me, leaving me a little bit breathless. I’m not sure why. I have a nursing background so it has nothing to do with seeing someone’s insides. It has more to do with making something visible that we almost never see and therefore, [...]

[-digital art, animation-] LiteBuds Pulsatin Apex Animation Originally uploaded by Zonal1. Click on this work. It’s a mesmerizing animation. Zonal1 – who posts his work to the flickr group – does abstract digital art, most of it working with fractals. This one – even though the colors and shapes are out of this world – [...]

Visual Poetry

April 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment

[-art, photography, alterations-] ‘lingering doubt’ © 06 – 07 angela petsis all rights reserved Today we have a wax collage done by Angela Petsis. She says that she’s only been doing collage a short while but it’s obvious that she has a natural affinity and skill for gathering, and the layered construction that collage requires. [...]

[-alterations, art-] Jack Originally uploaded by wireguy. I love this construction from wireguy. Dare we call it PopArt? He says of his “Jack” creation: With all the waste in the office, this became the (obvious?) first prototype. It’s amazing what you can do with plastic junk. Drink up and enjoy. Indeed! I hope some of [...]

Heart's Current

April 15, 2007 | Leave a Comment

[-fiber art, journals, art-] second stage, my heart current © 05 – 07 all rights reserved Uploaded by arlee. This work of fiber art by arlee is the second stage of her ongoing work on a fabric art journal she calls, My Heart Current. About this arlee said that she’s trying new things such as: [...]

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