People need trouble -- a little frustration to sharpen the spirit on, toughen it. Artists do; I don't mean you need to live in a rat hole or gutter, but you have to learn fortitude, endurance. Only vegetables are happy. William Faulkner
great! sharp thought, made me smile :) people are too complicated, artists or not. but yes, I agree, artists tend to look at things with different eyes. different might not be the word... with a lot of attention, I guess. but sometimes, vegetables do it better, I guess :)
Glad you like it Luisa. I agree, we are all made simple but we have a strange urge to complicate our lives. And yes, vegetables sometimes really do it much better than us:) The photo is amazing, i like the composition and the mood very much!
your thought of not putting people into boxes / denominations is great, I respect and quite admire that. but as well as being a great thought it's rather utopian and it's no way that it can always be put into practice. but hey, I might be wrong :) and i do see your point. this could be a long interesting discussion but i guess comments on a blog wouldn't be enough.
Thinker and Luisa are back, one year later, with the blog Quoted Images, Imaged Quotes. Very much look forward to seeing you around and reading your comments and suggestions. Thinker and Luisa, November 2010
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great! sharp thought, made me smile :) people are too complicated, artists or not. but yes, I agree, artists tend to look at things with different eyes. different might not be the word... with a lot of attention, I guess. but sometimes, vegetables do it better, I guess :)
Glad you like it Luisa.
I agree, we are all made simple but we have a strange urge to complicate our lives. And yes, vegetables sometimes really do it much better than us:)
The photo is amazing, i like the composition and the mood very much!
again...the artists! Sorry, I have to laugh ;)
your thought of not putting people into boxes / denominations is great, I respect and quite admire that. but as well as being a great thought it's rather utopian and it's no way that it can always be put into practice. but hey, I might be wrong :) and i do see your point. this could be a long interesting discussion but i guess comments on a blog wouldn't be enough.
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