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Sometimes, all you need is a few basic tools to do some pretty amazing things. Might this be one of them?
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Kevin Hodgson // Apr 23rd 2009 at 3:47 am
Colored Pencils
You presume me: green–
light and soft on the spring grass beneath the warming sun,
when in fact I am red,
dripping dark with the dried blood of effort and exertion –
while you, blue,
drink in the ocean’s vast horizon stretched out before us.
Here in this space,
I compliment you and you, me,
even though the color-blind few of us
assume these shades of difference don’t really matter.
They do,
for you remain my favorite hue.
Listen to the poem: http://www.box.net/shared/static/zbva9ocj4l.mp3
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Ken Allan // Apr 23rd 2009 at 4:41 am
Through the ages we got by
with a few basic tools,
but fewer that even a child might use,
and for the same purpose:
a scrap of paper -
a bundle of crayons;
once shown how to use them
creativity needs no prompt.
Ken Allans last blog post..Māori Culture And Legend
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Stephen Downes // Apr 23rd 2009 at 5:11 am
> Might this be one of them?
What, photoshop?
Those pencils are unnaturally vivid.
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Ken Allan // Apr 23rd 2009 at 5:34 am
Kia ora Stephen!
My daughter Hannah can show me a thing or two in PhotoShop. I’d ask her, “Who showed you how to do that?” She would reply, almost insolently, “No one – I just found it.”
She would have found it using the suck-it-and-see approach.
Catchya later
Ken Allans last blog post..Māori Culture And Legend
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Bud Hunt // Apr 23rd 2009 at 9:20 pm
Yeah. Perhaps that sentence didn’t make so much sense.
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