very interesting to see the dream illustrated. and the white space, and the corner. lots to consider. so often i think of the narrative of the dream and not the image. kjm
kjm -- It's been awhile since I tried to draw something I saw in a dream. Interesting what you said about thinking about the narrative rather than the image.
Sometimes my dreams have no narrative. They last for a second or two, consisting of something like a film clip, and then I wake up. It is only after I wake up and try to draw what I saw, that the story begins.
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am: I seem to recall the blooming of another flower related to R, at an earlier point, am I right?
ReplyDeleteI like the drawing of the dream; I see it both as many stories and as a backdrop to a play in which the different part of the story come to life.
I like the excerpt, too. Us humans are pretty hard on ourselves, aren't we?
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R.L. -- Yes to both questions (-:
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ReplyDeletevery interesting to see the dream illustrated. and the white space, and the corner. lots to consider. so often i think of the narrative of the dream and not the image. kjm
ReplyDeletekjm -- It's been awhile since I tried to draw something I saw in a dream. Interesting what you said about thinking about the narrative rather than the image.
ReplyDeleteSometimes my dreams have no narrative. They last for a second or two, consisting of something like a film clip, and then I wake up. It is only after I wake up and try to draw what I saw, that the story begins.
A beautiful flower, a gentle reminder of life that begins anew every spring.
ReplyDeletebeautiful :) !
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