At dVerse De is hosting the Quadrille (44 words) with an invitation to write about chalk.
dVerse Poets – Quadrille – Chalk It Up To Poetry
“A drawing is simply a line going for a walk.” Paul Klee
Drawn On Love He looked at her long recognising the stirrings deep within, he took his pastels and stroked the paper gently eliciting form as felt, but something lacked, and his movements became more urgent, frustrated with his chalky lines he stopped and reached out, touching her. Copyright 2022 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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What a fabulous quote from Klee! LOVE it.
I hope the artist had permission from the muse. If so, this has a pleasing, slow sensuality to it.
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Good question, I think they know each other, nonetheless he is lost in his passion.
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Reaching out doesn’t seem very polite, but sometimes you need that hands on experience.
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There are those moments in life 🙂
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I love crossing from virtual into the real here. Chalk on a canvas, words on a screen, can only take you so far.
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Yes, subject/object relations again, until you experience something it is always abstract in my view, many thanks Lisa.
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You’re most welcome, Paul ❤
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A story as old as visual art, I think…
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O yes indeed Ana 🙂
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Interesting artistic dilemma: to capture the model’s essense on the canvas or to possess her physically?
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Yes, the eternal question, subjective/objective collision. Thank you Liz.
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You’re welcome, Paul.
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This ingenious and sexy Paul – I adore it.
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David
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Thank you David, much appreciated ❤️
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lovely write, Paul “eliciting form as felt”
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Many thanks Dawn – how are you?
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You’re welcome, Paul. I have some good days, thank you for asking.
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Blessings for more good days Dawn.
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Thank you, Paul. I need them.
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Definitely a no-no in a life drawing class!
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Even of one?! Aww
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Only speaking as one who used to organise such events!
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Yes, I see, I have attended life drawing, but not organised them, I would be a nightmare for conscientious organiser 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Don’t forget your paint brush 😉
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Ha! I will do my best, but my pen gets jealous!
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An artist has to feel his subject, right Paul!
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Absolutely!! 😁👍
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Greaat !!
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Thank you very much 🙂
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Beautiful
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Thank you
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