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Nocturna

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ART + NIGHT


I am nocturnal by inclination, nature, and necessity. It is in the deep, quiet hours that the artist in me fully unfurls her wings--and the written word and the rendered image vie for predominace in my heart.

Alone, swathed in the garments of night, my soul expands to fill that vast nocturnal landscape of self when, for me, the Muse comes most fully awake. No matter who the victor, the resultant emotion remains the same: ecstasy. Held in joyous thrall by a demon I have yet to exorcise, my heart beats faster with the doubled efforts of my twin passions--each stroke of the pencil or pen an act of love, each finished drawing or paragraph a consummation of that love which leaves me exultant, triumphant, trembling inside--and the yearning, the incessant yearning which is with me still, to pour my soul onto the page and with it paint what Irving Stone referred to as "a beautiful living thing."

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"I have crossed oceans of time to be with you." -- Brom Stoker's Dracula

Noctis - 2007
Photoshop, sheet metal, wire, beads

Final design --> www.geocities.com/heather_g...welry.html

It is a heady, intoxicating feeling when, finishing a design for a piece of artwork, you discover that it has come together in exactly the way you envisioned it. In reality, however, you trick yourself into believing that what you imagined and what was created are one and the same. ... read more
Sun, July 8, 2007 - 4:26 PM permalink - 1 comment
 
After reading "Beautiful Cigar Girl: Mary Rogers, Edgar Allan Poe, and the Invention of Murder," my respect for the man wanes even as my admiration of his literary ability waxes. If accounts of his quarrelsome, mercurial nature are true, then he is to blame for much of the misfortune that befell him. A man to whom humility was a stranger, he used wheedling, insults, alcoholic rages, and threats to repeatedly alienate himself from those whom he could literally not afford to alienate--his foste... read more
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