The blue (periwinkle?) wall was too good to pass up. I'd like to go leave letters around the neighborhood, if I could. Until then, there's Photoshop.
I wish you (and your various selves) a delightful weekend.
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7 comments:
Just so, so good! I think you should make a twee little blurb book out of these...like a 5x5. I would totally purchase and spread the love!
Beautiful image, and this time the idea of many selves reminded me of our online and offline lives, our various personas. Similar to your Jet Lag notion of multiple selves living in different places.
I am glad you are leaving letters around the neighborhood, if anyone should it has to be you. Have a great weekend!
Neato!
I wouldn't be able to pass it up either. Wishing you the same, Hannah!
Reminds me of a little journal (can't remember the name) that put out each issue, in a similar fashion. Each poem would get placed somewhere around the city and the online version would have photos of the poems in their various locales. I thought that was cool.
from Therese L. Broderick -- I like the sibilance of So Many Selves These Days. A sibilance that matches winter's iciness, skates, zero freezing.
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