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some things are best if left very simple...i think this qualifies.Related content
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This is something that really had me stop and stare for a while. I love the connection between the image and that sentence, it brings out many thoughts of possible stories that goes behind this picture.
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i think my love of haiku influenced this in many respects.
the fact that there is an untold story before reading the sentence, and an unspoken continuation of the narrative after the words are spoken seems very natural
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Alot of possibilities in this....
I don't think it's simple at all, but i t still qualifies.
I like it very much.
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*grin* and many well deserved hugs
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*grin* many hugs returned
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If this happened more often, our world might end up being as great as we always say it is.
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Reminds me of Lolita for some reason.
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i hadn't considered that one
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I love it! I agree with you that a simple piece can be just as beautiful as a piece with the most intricate details. This reminds me of when my mom used to brush and braid my hair when I was little
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i was hoping for that type of reaction
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It was easy,I instantly was able to relate to your work and that's a sign of a great artist
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thank you *grin* still working on the great part...not quite there yet in my opinion but inching closer in that direction
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For some reason, I can picture someone saying this to an Emily Dickinson type.
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that was in the back of my mind when i found the text
(in fact the story might have been set in that era, but i cannot be sure on that fact)...when i put them with the image,they fit so well that looking for other combinations seemed rather pointless.
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that reminds me of me when i was a child..^__^..
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The picture is beautiful, I just love the poetic simplicity.
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thank you. i'm constantly looking for images in old books or other publications that have been discarded. a lot of the things i find are not very useful, but when something stops me from turning the page (as this one did) i'll save it for a future project...this was a fairly recent find (image wise) but the words came from a much older book bought at a thrift store
i have files of pictures that are several years old waiting to be used
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Oooh, I love how it is indeed simple, but tells a story~ And I really want to know how to do that hairstyle...
~(@o@)~
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thank you. i enjoy the fact that everyone who has commented here so far sees something related to their own experience and memories
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I believe it's called the dutch braid or inside-out French braid. If you already know how to French braid, it's very similar. The only difference being that instead of drawing the outside grouping over the middle section, you draw it underneath.
A Youtube search of "Dutch Braid" should bring up some pretty good tutorials.
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Ah! Thank you very much~!
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What kind of braid is that called?
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on that subject, i'm clueless...personally, i am too tall for my hair since, there's more of my scalp visible than my remaining (and rapidly diminishing)hair *sigh*
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It appears to be a Dutch braid or an inside-out-French braid. It differs from a normal French braid in appearance by the pattern standing out on top instead of being mostly hidden underneath.
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That is a french braid, pulled tightly and quite well done.
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It's almost like an old horror movie with the colors.
She's curious about the poems and the next scene is a choke hold on the girl
Nice work!
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