Down to the shore I went, to find some pressable pieces.
A frond of seaweed that looked like a mat.
a short frayed length of plastic tat,
and a paper bag, with sand pressed in its creases.
Back in the studio with a length of card added
which was purposely multiple random hole splattered,
my imagination now churned and chundered:
what pleasing picture might I conjure?
Items displayed, I began the process:
Cut to size, cow-gum applied and dried,
Ink mixed and spread, card to print-guide.
Beneath the Pier: despite the stress, new off the press,
a seascape print, my graphicβs tutor to impress.
Written for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt:
Impress, in 104 words
Wonderfully done!
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I thank you, Dale. And it’s a true story from my art college days.
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Even better, then.
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Just a shame I had no photos to hand of the relevant pier. π
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Ah well…
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Cromer pier if just along the coast. One of my favourite resorts.
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That’s some very creative creating you’ve got going on over there, Crispina!
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I guess I’m just a creative person, But it was while at art college that I realised I must write. π
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Nice! I have a large lake, “Ontario” with beaches, boardwalks and leafy paths to explore, right on the southern edge of my City. You’re writing is inspiring me to explore those beauties, that as a child I used to adore. There are also 3 islands a short ride across the lake I think I should revisit. Could be a busy Summer π Thank you for reminding me.
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You should get out there, walk amongst the flowers and the trees, listen to the birds, feel the breeze. This Earth is our home. We have no other. So embrace it.
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I guess I got stuck. ’bout time I enjoyed it again. See? You inspired me through your photos. Well done! Heck! I live in an area with 100 year old+ trees. π
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Go for it, Jen. How can you love a land without you make contact with it?
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Yes :ππ <<<< Seeker of "Old" wise women ππ
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Love the visual this conjures, Crispina. The descriptions of the mixed media in the art work is fantastic… π
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It’s also true. The restriction of words meant I skipped some parts, but the essence was there. π
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Wonderful!
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I thank you. π
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Welcome! π
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Well done! I love “chundered”.
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I thank you. Not used in its precise meaning but, it works.
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