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zen to be: reflections

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For a little less noise: a personal path of peace: and building bridges. Oct 23, 2009. Reflections on the surface of water. Different, not the same. Yet who can separate them? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The preciousness of every single moment. Someday, hell come along. View my complete profile. Oddde - o diário dos dias extraordinários. Oddde - inspirações expirações.

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travel-artist: "my roots are shallow and travelling is part of my life"

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Sunday, February 15, 2009. My roots are shallow and travelling is part of my life". Quote from the writer Anthony Sattin here. Photo from the Mekong Delta for a photo-essay, I've Got my Eyes on You. PS: "If I knew what was going to happen, I wouldn't need to write it. The middle way, where you have a focus and a trajectory, is the happy way and the best editors understand this." Anthony Sattin. I am going to pin that final quote to my forehead! Section of the site tha...

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travel-artist: Location Independence Maps

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Monday, May 25, 2009. And the community I've met through Twitter. Are a great resource for a mobile, modern life. Last week I was working from The Artists Place. In Thonburi, the oldest part of Bangkok. Here's a map; the new skytrain stop of Wongwian Yai. Is just down the street, but prices are the same:. And this week I'm working from White Lotus Press. Elizabeth, this is so exciting- you are an amazing woman and I sometimes yearn to be you! Follow me on Twitter.

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travel-artist: Altered states

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Tuesday, February 10, 2009. Part painting, part photograph: it's a hand-tinted print. When I decided to hand-tint blueprints for the Hong Kong book. I knew that there would be some puzzled reactions: is it a painting or a photo, or something in between? For centuries, hand-tinting has been a common way to enhance black-and-white photographs. One question I'm often asked is: "Are these your photos? I would never work directly with another artist's images. Your reading ...

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travel-artist: My new website

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Saturday, March 07, 2009. Thanks to the very talented Nguyet Vuong. For putting this together. Great new website, good luck with all the projects. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hand-tinted blueprint, E.Briel. Follow me on Twitter. Looking forward to the unknown. Join my quest to become a paper apprentice in So. Home away from home. Expat Women Blog Directory. HK Mural Society Weblog. HK Mural Society Website.

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travel-artist: YOUR World

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Saturday, April 18, 2009. Making bamboo paper in a H'mong village, Luang Namtha, Laos. If I'd given up the first or second time a Lao translator/tourist official said to me: "No one makes paper here now/this time of year/in this region," I wouldn't have found out that, actually, some. It's not that I have a problem with authorities - I just choose to make my own way through the world, rather than pay their edicts too much attention. How's the real world treatin' ya?

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travel-artist: Vietnam Week 5: Hanoi

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Sunday, August 31, 2008. Vietnam Week 5: Hanoi. The highlight of my time in Hanoi actually took place outside of town: a birthday party for Anh Khanh. He owns a piece of land 50km outside the city, and a few dozen friends planned to celebrate the night drinking rice wine, barbequing, and dancing to a DJ after Khanh's performance. I'd met him a few days before, so he'd invited me along. Khanh performing on one of his gigantic sculptures. Follow me on Twitter.

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travel-artist: Sand in my Laptop

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Tuesday, June 16, 2009. Sand in my Laptop. My coconut-wood hut on Koh Mak island. Some photos from a quiet island. Deserted beaches during the slow season are a great way to experience the pace of island life. Koh Mak's flat horizon bristles with palm and rubber trees, and down its sealed roads drive its quirky inhabitants. Some live there all year; most split their lives between Koh Mak and elsewhere. Almost none were born there. Off-season beaches get half the sun a...

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travel-artist: Split Existence

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Travel for artists Art for everyone. Wednesday, May 13, 2009. Hitting the streets with the Man in Seoul, 2004. But those who know us well just sigh and say "Oh they're at it. Shows a few of the places we've been together - often while one of us visited the other when we lived in different countries. It's not that we. I find that being apart only makes the time together sweeter. You fall in love over and over again, and you remember why he you wanted him in the first place. I don't think it's weir...Hones...