While visiting a wonderful blog "Recuerda mi corazon": Haiku my heart...
in the enchantment of the moment, I linked back to this page without knowing, I had to make my own Haiku Poem!
I did not realize this until I found a kind comment which indicated that this was expected from the link...well then, let's figure out how to do this once and for all, since I have always wondered about it, and being so simple, seems so hard, mostly because I don't want to make mistakes...can you imagine...laughs. So, here we go:How to write Haiku Poetry
Over the wintry
forest, winds howl in rage
with no leaves to blow.
by Soseki (1275-1351)
This is my contribution to challenge 91
Using Photoshop, and one of my own original paintings as a background.
Using Photoshop, and one of my own original paintings as a background.
22 comments:
Wonderful, just wonderful. Love the serenity. xx
What a lovely and peaceful art piece Griselda...very Zen the quote is excellent too...beautiful work.
Beautiful...
Happy Halloween,
Sylvia
http://my-trinkets.blogspot.com/2010/10/witchs-hat-party.html
Really gorgeous!!!
wow...ladies, I nearly fell of my chair, I am not used to so many comments in one day!
Thanks to each and everyone of you for your kind words, I just found the challenge too inviting to pass, it was so easy, I did not have to cut and clean up like I have done with other digital art. I wish I knew more about Photoshop.
I tried to leave comments on what I saw of your work last night but it kept on directing me to Google pages, go figure, I still need to learn how blogger works when giving feedback.
I wish for each and everyone of you a serene Sunday, and hope to continue to play alongside with you in the challenges. There is so much creativity and inspiration...
Cheers.
Griselda
Griselda,
What a great way to return to the world of blogging to discover your beautiful blogs and artwork. I love what you've done with your painting and the previous post on you art dolls...just amazing!
Christine
Hello Christine, I can only say, your work left me breathless...you make true treasures with beads, the colors are out of this world.
Thanks for your kind comments.
Gris
a gorgeous piece of art AND a Rumi quote too ... be still my heart!
SO very happy to find you and your creativity!
Brightest of Blessings All Ways!
oxo
Who is the girl? I like you using mixed media. Keep it up mama! :)
Hey my precious Veronica...The girl?
I am not sure, we will have to ask Hermine, she got it from an old Master's painting.
I am so glad you came to visit, I would love to see more of your blog, when the baby lets you a bit of time. :)
whoo this is so beautiful :-) love them both.
Hi Griselda, I deleted my previous comment because there was something strange in it. I really really love both, they are absolutely gorgeous, really love the backgrounds.
have a nice day.
Hello Hermine, I did not notice any strange thing in your message, but it is good to have you back because Veronica was asking about the girl in the painting and I know it came from you. Do you remember the name of the painter?
Thanks again for your kind comments.
Gris
Good morning Pepeetje, your digital art is enchanting, I wish I knew how to do the work you do...I could use a bunch of lessons from you :)
Do you have backgrounds for blogger?
Lovely. It's awesome when we use our own backgrounds. Yours is beautiful. Debbie
Very ingenious. Thanks for this.
Although I was half expecting to find a haiku here….
Have a nice day, Boonie
Thanks for your kindness Boonie, I did not realize it was about me having a Haiku poem until I read your kind comment, but you know what? It is perfect, I am enjoying the process of figuring out how to make one...so, it was a happy accident!
I hope your day is marvelous. Gris
good morning and welcome to haiku my heart!!
sorry for the late welcome...but if you read my recent posts i have unexpected company.
so glad we have found each other.
the blog world is glorious and inspirational.
certainly i have found both glory and inspiration here!
warmly,
rebecca
hello, came by way of haiku my heart... and your haiku is lovely.. also enjoyed viewing your blog especially so the spirit dolls... haiku my heart frijoles
Hello Rebecca, I am still learning how to do this...
The poem posted was written a long long time ago
by Soseki (1275-1351)
I adore your blog, and can't pull myself away from it :)
Hello Rosalyn I went to visit your blog...how lovely and full of memories, I will come back.
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