three waiheke ceramic artists to follow
i have cupboards full of ceramics collected from my travels around the globe. they make great (if somewhat fragile) souvenirs,
sunday seven
+++
A couple of Sundays ago I went for a walk around the coast from Little Oneroa to Fisherman’s Rock
morning fog
+++
worth getting out of bed for
10 ways that making photographs has broadened my perspective (redux)
Instructions for living a life.
Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it.
– mary oliver
1. the importance of noticing
yes,
the me of now
1. Matariki, winter solstice, Whiro (the new moon)
2. objects of desire: ceramic bowls, a tidy home, tomatoes on sourdough
morning poem
bitten by white light & caffeine,
rain,
enjoyed with the intensity of
a blank day.
swollen and flooding with possibility
something good
something good that’s come of working from home – seeing these two kererū (native nz wood pigeons) hopping along the
a space for scraps
home entertainment scraps
i don’t remember the last time i did a whole jigsaw puzzle … probably in my 20’
tree textures
unable to venture far from home to places with big skies and sweeping landscapes, i’ve been turning my eyes
the me of now
1. small details
2. tree textures
3. bringing nature inside
4. j.m.w turner: the ‘skies’ sketchbook
5. creamy
