(I have a tea-towel with this image* on!) (*as photographed by the very talented Ella Doran) (the above - up arrow - photo is by yours truly) (moi) (*MWAH*) (geddit?) (x)
chiaroscuro welcomes you, as does its host:
- I, Like The View
- no man is an island, a woman might be
- start in the middle and spread out in all directions - like the view; the beginning is too long ago and the end is too far away: start now. . .
pledge up, people
HEE HEE HEE
one a penny. . .
. . .like thoughts
sweetness and light. . .
I,LTV's xmas bonanza: secret santa 2009!
IF YOU WERE IN IT, YOU WERE IN IT
I,LTV Productions Presents an xmas
"The Search For The Missing Amulet"
lighting up the dark
I,LTV BURNS HER CANDLE
always on the go. . .
brought to you with
and once again for good measure
it makes the world go round
Mini-Teen's Keyrings
(part of her very, very large collection)
on travelling
ROCK
(he)ART
Rob Ryan
ERNST HAECKEL
your promised reward
MERELY A FICTITIOUS MOTIVATOR
RICHARD LONG
AOYAMA HINA
all words comprise
A COMBINATION
sometimes we get it right
sometimes we get it wrong
(those are erasers!)
sometimes we just have to colour it in
I could have hours of
FUN
approaching the end of the tunnel
7 comments:
Uh oh.
Ummmm.....it IS a lovely photo and I do so love the colours.
I know that counts for something. LOL I'm just not sure what!
I wondr why the I is a capital letter.
*I* would find great use for that tray--and the toys on it. :-)
Happy Wednesday to you!
(-: happy hump day, Ms Mel
XXX
(so much of her stuff is really really cool!!!! and fun!!! and kooky!!!)
Dave indeed
Mel I was just so chuffed to see it, having bought the tea towel from Tate St Ives about five years ago. . . I have a bag with another of her St Ives photos on, and love it so much - she was one of the first people to put photos onto bags and mugs and stuff, years ago now
I have some of her children's books too, which make wonderful "reading" - if you see what I mean
she has a great way with colour and detail
The Teen thought I was going loopy when I jumped up and down and was so excited to see the door, and then when I was climbing steps to take the photo he looked at me in a "you're loopy and you're with ME?!?!?!" kind of way (he's not so familiar with the all tea towels, you understand. . .)(yet); but when we got home to London and next helped with the washing-up, he gave me the biggest smile
(-:
I wish I had both a Studio 1 and a Studio 2.
I wish we all did!
I'd offer to send you a tea towel, but I'd probably never get around to posting it. . . (and it is one of my most favouritest tea towels. . . might be hard to part with)
yes, a studio would be wonderful - these ones were positioned so that they faced north west, out over the bay where the Tate is, the light must be absolutely extravagently gorgeous there
whatever the weather
(I'll show you some photos of the bay later - not brilliant weather, but lovely nonetheless. . . I also came home with a few pocketsful of really interesting sand and some assorted beachcombing goodies which I'll get around to sharing with you too)(really interesting sand - will explain at some stage)
How very CS Lewis - to enter a shop through a tea towel.
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