PaMdora's Box
The adventure blog of an artist who is currently making a series of humorous quilts and shares a studio in an old peanut factory with her husband, an artist who makes kinetic and interactive sculpture environments.
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I like the simplicity of this…
Great! I love it. A haiku.
Exactly!
I instinctively wrote that after a walk, but later had the same thought as you, that it was a haiku. So I got out some of my old haiku books and have been perusing them.
In one sketchbook, I’ve been doing a series of quick sketches with one line of comment, but I think it would be fun to think of making them more consciously into haikus.
I think it’s beautiful how you have directly connected your journals to your quilt-making. I hope to be able to do that some day.