“Content is The king and your blog is …” - thus the post on blogging begins. I hope you all will read what is that in the concrete for yourselve. I just wanted to thank Wakish Wonderz. His hearty article knocked at my heart and thus my awakened sense of the responsibility for the word rescued this post from complaints for the painful loss of my tools for the work – the depressing story of my impotency to change the current events was changed into the joyful announcement of what is worthy your reading indeed. Thank you dear Wakish.
My PhotoShop was broken and thus life made me the artist without a brush… so to say, I am rapidly approaching my farewell. Yet I still have my archives. The pictures aabove and below this post are my old sketches, but I think they will fit here now . The old sketches look as if they were designed specially for the current situation.
Wakish Wonderz writes “Since the medieval time, a King never lives without his Queen, in his Castle” and I too cant imagine my future without you, dear bloggers. Therefore I will greatly appreciate your click on the button “support the artist” that you will find on my website http://www.artmajeur.com/colourrain
Thank you
3 responses so far ↓
amzolt // April 27, 2008 at 02:13 |
Saying a prayer for positive resolution of your crisis…
~ Alex
Thank you
Wakish // April 27, 2008 at 10:05 |
Thanks a lot for the appreciation dear Tomas..
Keep up with your art works!
Cheers!
- Wakish -
Thank you for a good word dear Wakish, but I’m hard to promise anything in the concrete. My further works depend on the generosity of the unknown benefactors. While fine art reveals the spirituality of the beauty, the artists need the tangible materials for their works… At a moment, I can just to dream…
Anthony // April 27, 2008 at 14:15 |
I’ve enjoyed my first visit here and look forward to see how things progress with this new series of posts.
Should you be so inclined, I’d be pleased to do a link exchange at The Lives And Times…
I have a project I’d appreciate your help with, What I See Out My Window…perhaps you’d point a camera out your window, shoot a photo and write a paragraph or three about what you see.
Thank you for your comment at The Lives And Times…; I’ll look forward to hear from you again.
Dear Anthony McCune,
I’m happy you have enjoyed your visit here. Thank you.
“What I see Out My Window” is what is burning inside me until now. Thus I looked at my archives and the e-card was sent to you. I hope you will get it and our pen-friendship will start.