Akubi

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paul says

Hi, Your shelf is inspirational. I particularly like the 'favorite authors' tagged collection. I must check out Richard Ford. I like all of your favorite authors, but had never heard of him.

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RobinReads says

Yours is pretty adorable too, love the pose. Chihuahua too I assume?

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cyberdiva says

Hello Akubi - I like your pic better!

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wayne leal says

i have seen photography and film of the la brea pits and would love to see in person. an old punk band called THE STRANGLERS did a song about it way back in the 70's. do you know the song?
agreed everything interelates.
and again, thank you for kind werds about site.
your dog loox scary

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wayne leal says

again, thank you for kind words about my work and specifying which ones. its interesting which ones you like. i work in two veins:
1) my formal material, usually heavily textured surfaces using raw elements & finished using blacks or iron oxide so as to bring formality to the piece/s
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2) my experimental work, which i call escape art. its work for me just to free myself from the discipline for a while.
all your faves are the 2nd category, i find that quite interesting.
i also find it quite amusing to be having an art dialogue here in a literary environment.

A............this happened once before with wonderful results, didnt it...........A

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sabracadabra says

I enjoy white in the evening lately, myself. I'll have to check out the two that you mentioned. I have a nice white from Teavana called "To Life" (gotta love that), which is actually a mix of white, red, and green teas. Another nice white from them is Sweet Lily White, which has marigold and rose petals, and some lemongrass ... quite delish!

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wayne leal says

thanks for kind words about my web site ..... http://www,wayneleal.com ......

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wayne leal says

rauschenburg is a monkey and in recent times his ears have fallen off much like stella... i liked the early raw pieces, refinement may have hurt him, at least for me. why do you ask? are you robert? are you a keen fan? what do YOU think of rauschenburg.
i do think he and his type in the 60'shelped pushed the envelope of expression into a more utilitarian direction and that is good. in one sense he is close to dada thinking and even duchamps own ready made thinking. except that rausch... would use multi elements. i also like that his work often "hangs from the wall" but that is subjective thinking as so does mine.....

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sabracadabra says

I am indeed a tea fanatic. In fact, I had some Temple of Heaven Gunpowder (green tea) at dinner tonight, followed now with a nice cup of Constant Comment and honey! We can talk about my research project whenevr you like.
Akubi is too cute! Happy reading!

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wayne leal says

less likely, sad to say....

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wayne leal says

we have 4 boox in common, for me that is a lot as my boox are mostly art boox and thus matching up with other "members" is less likely.....

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sabracadabra says

Great book selections. I see that we have many in common. I'm making some notes as I peruse your shelves -- there are definitely some here that I want to check out. What a lovely Pom! Very cool pic.

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Sliceofnick says

Nice rack...erm...shelf. :D

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LordByron says

hi! i noticed we have a good amount of books in common. Great shelf.

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