I am so excited that the Hairy Harold, the kick starter project, I supported last week is going ahead. Now this week I am encouraging any of my blog readers who love supporting youth living in remoter parts of Australia to support Jadella Lies. Sonja is a highly motivated and talented young lady who has beenContinue reading “Jadella Lies”
For celebration of the ‘glory’ and ‘to make a better world’
The realm of glory is not something I can depict in a realist photographic approach. It is something, unknowable, untouchable, and so my focus is more to the essence of the shape of things, the abstract. “Verily His Call will draw thee nigh unto the realm of glory and will cause thee to extol HisContinue reading “For celebration of the ‘glory’ and ‘to make a better world’”
Peer Testimonial
June Perkins is a peer, a mentor and a friend. I sense the creativity that surrounds her whole life as she uses the latest technologies to express the world she sees. June’s photographs, poetry, videos as well as published written works are shared in her online discussion groups as a source of inspiration and development.Continue reading “Peer Testimonial”
Hairy Harold & his extraordinary trip to NY, Children’s book
I just couldn’t wait till next week to blog this! So for this week two blogs. I’ve been doing this incredible course with Mira Riseberg and Jed Alexander about so many things to do with the self publishing. To find out more see Children’s Book Academy. During homework this week we were researching inspiringContinue reading “Hairy Harold & his extraordinary trip to NY, Children’s book”
What Makes Me Read a Poem?
Originally posted on Ripple Poetry :
Art in nature – June Perkins The first lines and opening must avoid cliché and even better still intrigue and invite me into the poem’s world. It really mustn’t tell me how much love is like a rose. ? If there is metaphor it needs to flow and extend naturally…
