i've benn meaning to visit your blog for a while but somehow never found the time/energy to actually do it. i don't remember where i first encountered your work (must have been around 2006, give or take a year... perhaps kuni san's haiga gallery?) but i know i liked it from the word go.
Love it, Adelaide - and I like the placement of your haiku. Not sure why, but it just seems to belong in that spot. Your artistic ability, I suppose. Good one!
Thank you, Janet and Warren. When I create a haiga I have no idea of what effect I want to create or have a haiku ready or where I'll place it in the photo. I decide after trying several ways. As you said, the haiku just seems to belong in that one spot.
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Wow! a super haiga, Adelaide.
Thank you, Frank. I enjoy playing around with the effects I can achieve with Picassa.
Adelaide
this resonates on more than one level.
i've benn meaning to visit your blog for a while but somehow never found the time/energy to actually do it.
i don't remember where i first encountered your work (must have been around 2006, give or take a year... perhaps kuni san's haiga gallery?) but i know i liked it from the word go.
Thank you, Polona. Happy to have you visit.
Adelaide
very striking, adelaide!
Love it, Adelaide - and I like the placement of your haiku. Not sure why, but it just seems to belong in that spot. Your artistic ability, I suppose. Good one!
Warren
Thank you, Janet and Warren.
When I create a haiga I have no idea of what effect I want to create or have a haiku ready or where I'll place it in the photo. I decide after trying several ways. As you said, the haiku just seems to belong in that one spot.
Adelaide
Luv the passion in this impulse,
Much love...
Thank you, Gillena
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