Really love the composition and brushwork especially the marshland of this painting from olsenartnews blog. The birds are awesome too! 🙂
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Month: April 2016
Rogue
I really like these painting from gretchenwood blog.
As an artist…. every blank canvas is speaking to you… asking who you are….to show yourself to the world through manipulation of pigments suspended in medium. Art itself is an expression of who one is as an individual… but sometimes, as is the case with me, the individual is at war with themselves. I have two strong opposing sides to my personality. I love order and structure and for things to look real and perfect….. and on the flip side… I love chaos and creativity and messiness and abstractions and all sorts of rich vibrant colors. Merging the two as a painter… or as anything… is all about balance… and finding something to appease both sides. And I suppose that’s what all of life is about… finding a working balance.
This piece titled, “Rogue”, is a little bit of a reflection of this thought…. because I am always striving to…
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I hope, Debris of dreams & Hungry
Hi everyone,
This is me reading three poems I wrote a while ago. Have a listen, let me know what you think and share if you want. If you have a soundcloud, get in touch 🙂
Enjoy.
The long goodbye
Deliberating on my role
The deepest chasms full of conflict
Of all the feelings in my soul
To care I can’t, seems i’ve been tricked
This barren wasteland in the news
Disgusting plot, distorted views
Good and evil spawn thoughts and sighs
And so begins the long goodbye
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(Rispetto – Two rhyming quatrains, Iambic tetrameter and a rhyme scheme of ABABCCDD.)
Haiku
Sun glaze on the porch
people feeling positive —
still, the wind does blow
Cottage on the Hill
Really enjoyed reading this sonnet from what the woman wrote blog.
The Cold
I really enjoyed reading this poem today from katintheafterlight.
Is the night left
to linger in the hall
of my imagination?
It’s cold in my mind
I’ll drape my thoughts.
Water splashes
my bare feet
while running
toward the clouds
carried by the wind
of anticipation.
Copyright © 2016 Kat
Painting: After the Water, the Clouds by Rene Magritte
