It’s late, and I nearly forgot to create something today. I doodled this quickly using SketchBook on my Kindle Fire HD. Good night.
Tag: Autumn
Autumn Aura
Hues fade before time
Shifting seasons brighten homes
And thanks are given
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Friday, November 28, 2014. Inspired by the season, I doodled the image using ArtRage 3 on my iPad. I wrote the haiku for Thanksgiving, but then forgot about it.
Look Up
Look up. Breathe. Release.
Put down the device and go
Outside. Breathe. Simple.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014. Inspired by the long weekend, I created what the sky might look like with eyes strained from squinting for too long at a mobile device. I then wrote the haiku. It’s late, and I am really tired. Goodnight and peace be with you. (I doodled using Sketchbook Mobile on my Kindle Fire HD.)
A Pinion Salute
A crescent waxes
Surface dwellers seek counsel
A pinion salute
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014. Inspired by the lunar cycle this season, I created both the image and haiku, “A Pinion Salute.” (I doodled using ArtRage 3.)
Monday Moon
She waxes crescent
To capture your gaze tonight
A silver sliver
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Monday, November 24, 2014. So exhausted after a busy start to the work week, let me wax poetic tonight. This is my nod to the end of Monday. I’m so glad to see it pass. I created this image using OmniSketch on my iPad. This moon pase will see a full moon some call a “Frosty Moon”. See Stardate
Early Winter
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Monday, November 10, 2014. I doodled this image on my iPad using #ArtRage while watching the HBO television show “The Newsroom.”
Who What When Where Why
Daylight has been saved
From what we may never know
Who cares, it’s over
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Sunday, November 2, 2014. Inspired by our seeming obsession to schedule our lives, I chose to celebrate the end of Daylight Savings Time. I wrote the haiku, Who What When Where Why before created the image Who When Who using Art Rage 4 software. For the image, I oversimplified the dawn and adjusted the resolution to be lower than my usual settings, because I wanted a crass yet murky visual.
A Familiar Meow
Darkness creeps below
Whiskered valley fore cock crow
Spirits lift aglow
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Saturday, November 1, 2014. Here is my first post as part of the National Blog Posting Month challenge. For me, it will be a challenge to post every day of the month. Fingers-crossed, folks. Inspired by Halloween and the turning of the seasons, I created the image of the witch’s familiar using Art Rage 4 software. Thinking of the day after Halloween as All Saints Day, I then wrote the corresponding haiku, Familiar Meow.
Grass Escape
Political tides
Ruffle whispers of prospect
Lo sea of decay
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Saturday, September 27, 2014. This morning I doodled this scape while listening to “Become Ocean” a new orchestral piece by John Luther Adams. Good listen at http://www.npr.org/2014/09/21/348962229/first-listen-john-luther-adams-become-ocean. I created the image using Art Rage 4. I then wrote the haiku as an ode to the current campaign season. ©2014 Stephanie Abbott. All rights reserved.
Shore Sighted
Windward ventures seen
Bearings reset, she tacks home
Swollen eyes salted
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Sunday, August 18, 2013. I created this picture using ArtRage 4. The haiku is simply a blink in my mind’s eye. ©2013 Stephanie Abbott. All rights reserved.
