Thanks for the shares! Both for the song (I don't suppose they would consider a name change to "Banjo Three and Fiddle-de-dee"?) and the light, today's Sparks of Wonder! Any chance you were a telegrapher in another lifetime? I liked the dash dot dash dot dash pattern in the blue, 4-star burst?!
I scanned comments on YouTube for this song and saw a reference to Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee, and area I backpacked in years past. Our travels took us through the Slickrock Wilderness with similarly stunning overlooks into the valley below and mountains beyond. If the production crew packed in their gear to such a spot, they got their money's worth. Yes, rough travels. In those days I believed such outings were well worth the effort! Thanks for the memory prod!
Picasso went through a period when he quickly dashed off sketches using (I think) charcoal on rough sketch paper. He developed the sketches into “a look” that he became known for. Years later I met a young, struggling artist who produced similar sketches. Of course I never saw Picasso at work, but this fellow similarly executed his sketches with impossible speed and skill.
So perhaps “rushing your work” could help you develop a similar, quickly executed stylized approach that might lend itself to “comic strips,” errr, “thoughtful strips?” 😉
T-shirt: “MY GROCERY LIST: 1. Don’t run into anyone I know 2. Yogurt" 😁
Fortunately I'm married to someone with the same list, and we like to grocery shop together. 😊
Hahaha! I have a teacher friend who often hopes not to run into parents of her students at the grocery.😂
I dropped some GoSK mini cards in the mail for you and Deb. I feel Big Joy when I think about the ripples you guys continue to spread with them 💜♥️💚
Great song!!!
Thanks for the shares! Both for the song (I don't suppose they would consider a name change to "Banjo Three and Fiddle-de-dee"?) and the light, today's Sparks of Wonder! Any chance you were a telegrapher in another lifetime? I liked the dash dot dash dot dash pattern in the blue, 4-star burst?!
I scanned comments on YouTube for this song and saw a reference to Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee, and area I backpacked in years past. Our travels took us through the Slickrock Wilderness with similarly stunning overlooks into the valley below and mountains beyond. If the production crew packed in their gear to such a spot, they got their money's worth. Yes, rough travels. In those days I believed such outings were well worth the effort! Thanks for the memory prod!
Not a telegrapher, nor do I know Morse code. 😂
Thanks for your firework drawing appreciation. As per my usual, I had to get out the door and had no time to overthink it.
WeBanjo3 will be performing at Irishfest in Milwaukee in August. I’m intending to be in the audience for both shows. 🪕
Picasso went through a period when he quickly dashed off sketches using (I think) charcoal on rough sketch paper. He developed the sketches into “a look” that he became known for. Years later I met a young, struggling artist who produced similar sketches. Of course I never saw Picasso at work, but this fellow similarly executed his sketches with impossible speed and skill.
So perhaps “rushing your work” could help you develop a similar, quickly executed stylized approach that might lend itself to “comic strips,” errr, “thoughtful strips?” 😉
Hurrah! Thank goodness not the “Deliverance” banjos!🙃
Thoughtful strips… hmmm!
There is some synchronicity around that consideration.
Thinking out loud: Four boxes… each muse with a thought… and a wrap up from Typist?
All of life is an experiment! I might give it a try. 😎