February 2013
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Resources for Digital Art Journaling | Shops: some brief reviews
THIS POST IS OBSOLETE & HAS BEEN UPDATED HERE. [This is one of a series of posts on resources for digital art journalers and collage artists.] For another project, I spent some time looking at several digital scrapbooking shops, and thought some of my observations might be useful, especially for folks new to digital art… Continue reading
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Chronic Illness: 2 sides of the coin
For Dig iDare #311. Some assistance/ inspiration from Turning Straw Into Gold. After a hard crash, over a week of no poems, no haiku, no pages, this DigiDare seemed a good place to begin again. [Click the image to see credits & larger sizes at flickr.] Continue reading
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Poem-a-Day #8 – 9
Just as I was hitting my stride, I hit the wall ~ says the tired poet, plum out of metaphors. (Should that be "plumb"?) winter window Each dust stroke a deep breath and the canary in bloom. “Dusting” Rita Dove a dusting of snow ~ cat at my elbow every breath a purr… Continue reading
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Poem-a-Day #7
Stranded stranded along the road. Too soon, their laughterrises and goes"Not the Song, but After" by Nicholas Friedman I went out in the night to look at the moon but I couldn’t find it. I scanned the horizon from east to west but the only light was electric, making a shimmer of falling snow.… Continue reading
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NaHaiWriMo Week #1
NaHaiWriMo is providing prompts for National Haiku Writing Month on Facebook. I’m posting mine on Twitter, and will do a weekly roundup here at Watermark. The first week’s prompts were all on the theme of food: this tuna casserole | delivered to my door by volunteers | tastes like childhood that winter henhouse… Continue reading
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