Monthly Archives: March 2008

First, You Remove the Brain

By Douglas | Published: March 24, 2008
http://www.tford.info/reflective/ When I see illustration like this the first thing that comes to mind is that the artist had to slow down. Had to describe to himself what he was seeing. Had to listen to what he said. And then, and only then, used the description and not the vision to compose the result. “Tell [...]
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Challenging Inspiration

By Douglas | Published: March 23, 2008
For some this may be NSFW. The trip to Stillwater last evening was bookended with Kid Rock’s “Cocky” set on repeat play. One of the characters from my unwritten fantasy novel is based on Kid Rock as evidenced by this album–specifically the title track. He needs work. I stumbled on my desire to do a [...]
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Stupid Title #7

By Douglas | Published: March 21, 2008
I had big plans for today’s writing.  I even tested a few thoughts out at 5 in the morning while I was awake after feeding my daughter.  It’s funny that I even plan things anymore. My brain isn’t in the sharp focus I’d like it to be in order to write short dialogue.  I’m not [...]
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