Comments for Title to Come http://laurashefler.net/blog now featuring the feline odyssey Fri, 23 Dec 2011 22:18:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Otherwise I just blather by Holly http://laurashefler.net/blog/?p=193&cpage=1#comment-8383 Holly Fri, 23 Dec 2011 22:18:56 +0000 http://laurashefler.net/blog/?p=193#comment-8383 Zachary, who talks of climbing a tree and jumping into space, agrees with you. At the ago of five he wrote letter to a friend in California, took it to his backyard in Pittsburgh, and flung it in the air to be carried by the wind, airmail. Zachary, who talks of climbing a tree and jumping into space, agrees with you. At the ago of five he wrote letter to a friend in California, took it to his backyard in Pittsburgh, and flung it in the air to be carried by the wind, airmail.

]]> Comment on A series of small paintings by Lloyd Nebres http://laurashefler.net/blog/?p=176&cpage=1#comment-2824 Lloyd Nebres Thu, 15 Oct 2009 19:29:40 +0000 http://laurashefler.net/blog/?p=176#comment-2824 Laura, are there larger, high-rez versions of these images that I can look at? Where they speak volumes to Nina, they make me <i>feel</i> volumes. Tomes. Encyclopedias of emotional landscapes. "Valiant Pansy," in particular, reminds me of something of the way my mom felt in space, after one of those long early-morning walks she used to take, and she came back to the house just as I was waking up. If I were of means and had a house, I would buy and frame prints of these images, if not convince the artist to sell me the originals themselves! :-) And I would locate them in the walls of a certain room in the house, the one that juts out to the garden, with ceiling to floor windows, just rife with light. The paintings would be prominently there, in that room, so that there would be a feeling that there was no distinction between the outside, and the inside. I love them. Are they available at your Imagekind site? Laura, are there larger, high-rez versions of these images that I can look at?

Where they speak volumes to Nina, they make me feel volumes. Tomes. Encyclopedias of emotional landscapes. “Valiant Pansy,” in particular, reminds me of something of the way my mom felt in space, after one of those long early-morning walks she used to take, and she came back to the house just as I was waking up.

If I were of means and had a house, I would buy and frame prints of these images, if not convince the artist to sell me the originals themselves! :-) And I would locate them in the walls of a certain room in the house, the one that juts out to the garden, with ceiling to floor windows, just rife with light. The paintings would be prominently there, in that room, so that there would be a feeling that there was no distinction between the outside, and the inside.

I love them. Are they available at your Imagekind site?

]]> Comment on A series of small paintings by Ninkala@comcast.net http://laurashefler.net/blog/?p=176&cpage=1#comment-2823 Ninkala@comcast.net Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:06:34 +0000 http://laurashefler.net/blog/?p=176#comment-2823 Laura, I read your narration only after I looked at Bent Petal. Don't know what folks were glancing at, but it couldn't have been these paintings. Diana (as always :-) ) is correct--each speaks volumes, compactly and intensely. Nina Laura,
I read your narration only after I looked at Bent Petal. Don’t know what folks were glancing at, but it couldn’t have been these paintings. Diana (as always :-) ) is correct–each speaks volumes, compactly and intensely.
Nina

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