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Pretend art and other things celebrating my weirdness, I mean uniqueness
Pretend Artist's Statement
- Kim from Kansas
- My name is Kim, and I live in Kansas. Lately, I've been into pottery and photography.
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Noteworthy Quotes
A really good pot is in the details. --Doug Casebeer at the Ceramics Workshop in Jamaica '10
There's only one way to grow while making art: take risks and allow yourself to make a lot of bad work, then look at it. I consider what is working well, what missed the mark or confused the reading, what needs to be adjusted on the next one. --Linda Arbuckle in The Penland Book of Ceramics
All great actions have been simple, and all great pictures are. --Ralph Waldo Emerson
There's only one way to grow while making art: take risks and allow yourself to make a lot of bad work, then look at it. I consider what is working well, what missed the mark or confused the reading, what needs to be adjusted on the next one. --Linda Arbuckle in The Penland Book of Ceramics
All great actions have been simple, and all great pictures are. --Ralph Waldo Emerson
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5 comments:
Hi Kim --
That's a beautiful butterfly. Looks like it might be a swallow tail. One of God's wonders.
Aunt Jan
How beautiful.
My 8 year old son found a beautiful caterpillar and put it in a jar with grass, twigs, leaves, etc. It ate and ate and ate and finally made his cocoon. We waited...and waited. The day finally came when he emerged. It was a plain ol' ugly moth. We were a little disappointed. :)
Reminds me of that book by Eric Carle, "The Very Hungry Caterpillar."
I think all the insects in your neighborhood think your yard is the coolest place to hang out. You get some amazing pictures of them.
canned butterfly? taste good?
it looks good.
totally kidding - i'd rather walk barefoot in the snow than eat a bug.
what a beautiful butterfly. wouldn't you know aunt janice could name it?
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