Monthly Archives: April 2008

One Final Gather

By Douglas | Published: April 25, 2008
The lighting, color, and texture sings dramatically so I’m tempted to do a concrete and descriptive info dump on this piece. The subject has a story built right in: bridges and a trail of people approaching nearly natural stone towers, arches, and gates. That would be fun I think—particularly because I’d like to roll back [...]
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The Eastern Bakarian Vent

By Douglas | Published: April 24, 2008
Tonight’s inspiration comes from: Pilgrimage to the Ancient Halls The Vorgh Mountains stacked up like [something really descriptive] was then battered down by titan fists. Nothing about the volcanic piles was regular or symmetrical. In Spring we climbed the mud-slick slopes like newly born lambs hover near their dam. Each of us, wet from the [...]
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Far Fewer Leaves

By Douglas | Published: April 23, 2008
Further to last night’s post and in certain consternation to those of your few happy readers patiently waiting to see what I can hack out next, I am compelled to go read. Unstopably compelled. Though I can be waylaid for a bit to make mention of my compulsion—and to justify. If I can’t write then [...]
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