Monday, March 21, 2011

tusker moon

thoughts about a disappointing moon loomed. perspective interposed.  how on earth could a moon be disappointing?  played with fragments. created the reflection of a silk moon over a cotton, linen and silk landscape.

when i stepped back to examine what had been needled into existence, an overly cheerful little tusker danced through with whispers of promised flowers tossed into the sky and scattering the grassy ground around him!



in the snippets of time i've managed to grab between shifts, i've found a new friend. a happy little friend. with very large tusks and a penchant for dancing in the moonlight!

it will be fun stitching him down and embroidering in the flying flowers...

namaste'

14 comments:

  1. Oddly the night before the super moon was to appear, I took a photo of the moon because it was so bright.
    I have learned a few things in my years on earth...take media hype with a grain of salt, and never, never make too much of a good thing...you might disappoint someone.
    I am loving your elephant series...this one with the moons eye view, is such fun. Look forward to seeing the final result.

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  2. What a cool elephant!!!!! Does he moon too? tusk, tusk

    BTW, I had the "lion" washed and tamed (ready for your arrival LOL.... I mean, ROAR!!!!! Check out the new post:)

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  3. thanks. yes, and in my experience its usually me who gets disappointed. that's the problem with attachments. but there you are.

    thanks for the kind words about the new tusker. i'm looking forward to seeing what becomes of him, too.

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  4. hehe! thanks yet again, wanda, my Lips needed the smile tonight!

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  5. I am just imagining your tusker and all of the floating flowers in the moonlight...wonderful images Joe!

    Jacky xox

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  6. Those ARE quite the pair of tusks! I thought of you last night when my fortune cookie was completely empty, not blank, but no little paper at all.
    I wondered, but then decided to think of it as the "lucky" one. I'll write my own fortune, maybe its this way partly anyway....

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  7. I love your new pachyderm. It made me smile and that is always a good thing.

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  8. SO happy! Makes me want to play elephant. When we were kids we put one hand out straight in front of our face and the other bent on top and ran around making elephant noises. Remember? Before we cared what "everybody" thought??? LOVE IT!

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  9. Gosh all of your posy lately automatically produce a song in my head upon readin.."and we were dancing in the moonlight etc.etc...." A very moldy oldy,and not my normal music so thanks alot I'll be singing it til I go to sleep Ha! Ha!

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  10. thanks, jacky! i brought him in for my noc shift at work tonight so i can work on him a while...

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  11. ha! valerianna, i would have chosen the same perspective about that cookie!

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  12. i'm so pleased, jeanne! making people smile is one of my favorite things to do. he made me smile, too...and at a time when i really didn't feel like smiling, so i credit him with great ability and wisdom!

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  13. i can so see that, stephanie!! makes me wanna tie a grey gym sock on my face and go elephant dancing!

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  14. yeah, great helen! thanks for sharing your misery! now i can't get that song out of my head either!! ha!

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