Haiku by Peter Newton. Artwork by myself.
I wanted to give the old key another chance to open something, and I thought making it into a haiga will open up the possibility.
For the drawing like this, I use sumi brush. Draw the lines slowly, letting all the small hand quiverings show. I feel that lines like these have warm and antique qualities.
It was pleasure working on Peter's haiku.
I am open to other collaborations so if anybody interested, send a batch of your haiku to me.
email: seehaikuhere(at)gmail(dot)com
4 comments:
This made me smile...every house has a bunch of keys...nobody knows what it opens :)
Beautiful presentation, Kuni-san :)
wishes,
devika
Les clés, même quand ils sont inutilisés, demeurent essentielles.
:)
Thax, Devika san.
Obrigado, Henrique san.
Indeed, the key is essential.
Good to see a haiga from one of Peter Newton's haiku.
library cafe–
we swap lost key stories
as my coffee cools
Alan Summers
Publications credits:
Presence 32 (2007); Tinywords.com (2007); The O’Keefe Brief, O’Keefe Library at SAU, St Ambrose University, Iowa, U.S.A. (2007)
Alan, With Words
Alan’s Area 17 blog
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