Author Archives: randomyriad

Writing Cannot Be Copied.

With an unprecedented amount of available text, our problem is not needing to write more of it; instead, we must learn to negotiate the vast quantity that exists. How I make my way through this thicket of information—how I manage … Continue reading →

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2 Drawings and an Unfinished Adventure

I found an ancient receipt with all the printing worn off among the sedimentary layers in my sweatshirt pocket and saw that it had an interesting pattern crumpled into it. It also felt like fine tissue drawing paper. So I … Continue reading →

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Tree and Fruit: Two Imaginary Objects

Both of these drawings were done in ordinary ball point on heavy drawing paper. Again I scanned both in color and gray scale. I couldn’t decide which I liked better. Maybe you can.

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2 Images: Color vs Grayscale

    I scanned these pieces twice, once as a color image the other in gray scale. I find it interesting how much changes with just a bit of color, just the warmth of a gray tone that cannot be … Continue reading →

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Century #16: Spring in Pennsylvania

From the Journal of Martin Way: March 10, 1936 Where should I begin. Oh, yeah! How about here, right in the middle of the story where I am. Bramble used to tell me that the middle is the only place … Continue reading →

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