“Blood and Gold” – Nexus
I’m three minutes late for the first post to WordPress annual writing marathon… but hey, it’s all soul’s day after all. We’re all wafting about somewhere, not accurately on the dot.on.time in ghost space-clock, witch is how I run these days.
Sharing Lynda’s recent paintings, particularly this one, which sings to my choir via her abstractions. Lynda’s also the author of the painterly banners on my site.
I’m personally indebted to her constant feeds via our shared sturm and drang. I was in a bit of a tete-a-tete with other higher minds over whether music or art is the higher form of consciousness. It’s Halloween … I’ll take both. This is the season of the s’witch. ON/OFF. This year, it’s more like torching heavy water with fire. I’ll leave that to tomorrow’s post.
Lynda’s art is published and available here: http://www.redbubble.com/people/nexus7/collections/63898-my-paper-collage-pieces
Hi there,
Your material is very interesting.
Blood and gold captures the sharp dangers we face when dealing with wealth perhaps.
I have a character I need to display on a book cover. I wonder if you could give me some advice? Let me tell you a bit about her.
She is a solicitor who fights for justice for young vulnerable people. She has already set up secret homes to get teenagers away from the dangerous street gangs and the social services and police. The system simply just does not work anymore. She has therefore decided to take the system of practical justice into her own hands.
She is looked up to by many.
I cannot however give her an adequate book cover! Please help. Justice might be far more on your side.
The manuscript is finished.
Best,
Peter.
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Peter ~ thanks for taking a look through my work. I’m as interested in matching art with words as merely the words themselves. Some of my shorter musings are certainly inspired by a piece of art that’s stopped me in its tracks and helps me fuse a random circuitry of thoughts together into words. In other cases, I spend considerable time sourcing the right visual to accompany an essay.
“Blood and Gold” is actually a painting in the portfolio of a long-time friend of mine who’s given me permission to use her work at my discretion.
I look forward to speaking with you further, and will take a look at your own profile shortly.
You’ve invited an exciting discussion.
~ Moira
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