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Happy Birthday, Trudy   Leave a comment

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Trudy Lynn (November 24, 2002) — Computer Art by kenne

Two Worlds Upside Down   Leave a comment

Upside down art blogTwo Worlds Upside Down — Computer Art by kenne

 

Posted January 28, 2016 by kenneturner in Abstract Art, Art, Computer Art, Information

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Balanced Stones Art   2 comments

Balanced Stones (1 of 1)-3 Art blogBalanced Stones Art by kenne

 

 

Cooper’s Hawk — Grunge Art   Leave a comment

Milagrosa Loop Hike & Nature Walk-0757 grunge art blogCooper’s Hawk — Grunge Art by kenne

Perched high in the tree

Eyes pierce your very being —

Lasting impression.

— kenne

Cactus Wren — Computer Art II   Leave a comment

Cactus Wren (1 of 1)-5 grunge art blogCactus Wren — Grunge Art by kenne

Today’s cactus wren

Tomorrow’s painting subject —

Latest perspective.

— kenne

 

Every Thing Has Its Time   1 comment

Bunk House Door(1 of 1) Art blogBunk House Door — Computer Art by kenne

We name time when we say:

every thing has its time.

This means:

everything which actually is,

every being comes and goes at the right time

and remains for a time during the time allotted to it.

Every thing has its time.

— Martin Heidegger

In Silent Splender   2 comments

Procession (1 of 1) blog“Wildflower” — Computer Painting be kenne

In silent splender
A background of worn facades
Beauty is enhanced.

— kenne

Our Association With Flowers   2 comments

Wildflowers July 2015-0018 grunge art blog Grunge Art by kenne

Everyone has many associations with a flower — 
the idea of flowers.
You put out your hand to touch 
the flower —
lean forward to smell it —
maybe 
touch it with your lips almost without thinking —
or give it to someone to please them.
Still —
in a way —
nobody sees a flower — 

really — it is so small . . .

So I said to myself —
I’ll paint what I see — 

what the flower is to me
but I’ll paint it bid and

they will be surprised into taking time to look at it —
I will make even busy New Yorkers
take time 
to see what I see in flowers.

— Georgia O’Keeffe

Painting Aspen Colors With Dreamy Softness   Leave a comment

Fall Colors (1 of 1)-4 art blogAspen Colors — Computer Painting by kenne

From his pipe the smoke ascending
Filled the sky with haze and vapor,
Filled the air with dreamy softness,
Gave a twinkle to the water,
Touched the rugged hills with smoothness,
Brought the tender Indian Summer
To the melancholy north-land,
In the dreary Moon of Snow-shoes.

— Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Nightlight Dreams   Leave a comment

Girl Friend (1 of 1)-2 Nightlite Dreams blog“Nightlight Dreams” Grunge Art by kenne

Nightlight Dreams

past, resisting replay
but for stardust of yesterdays

yesterdays, imparting time and place
gently massaging forgotten dreams

dreams, giving clues to
my stardust memories

memories, fading for now
only reborn to imagination

imagination, touching the soul
engaging new moments

moments, experiencing rapture
in the joy of our love

love, living yesterday’s stardust
the music of today’s legends

legends, lighting our essence
upon which the future exist.

— kenne

Flowers For A Painted Lady   1 comment

Painted Lady Butterfly (1 of 1)grunge art blog“Flowers for a Painted Lady” — Grunge Art by kenne

Today’s thought
Substituted by another.

Climbing up the hill
Stimulating the will
Creating the next option
Substituted by another.

Today’s option
Substituted by another.

Reality is its name
Substitute is its game
Created for one belief
Substituted by another.

Today’s belief
Substituted by another.

from “Substituted by Another” by kenne

Butterfly On Flower   1 comment

Fritillary Butterfly (1 of 1) Grunge Art blogGrunge Art Butterfly by kenne

All reality
involves the active control
of our point of view,
which we choose as reality.

Thus,
if reality is what we think is actual
can we truly comprehend reality?
Is not all reality virtual?

— kenne

Desert Sunrise   2 comments

Sunrise On The trail (1 of 1)-3 blogDesert Sunrise — Image by kenne

Dawn

Bells of Córdoba

in the early hours.

Bells of dawn

in Granada.

They hear you,

all the girls who cry

for the tender Soleá in mourning.

The girls

of Audalusia the High

and the Low.

Young girls of Spain

with tiny feet

and trembling skirts

who’ve filled the crossroads

with lights.

On, bells of Córdoba

in the early hours,

and oh, bells of dawn

in Granada!

— Federico Garcia Lorca

Growing Through My Work — It Is More Fun Than Fun   1 comment

Douglas Springs HikeEastern Collard Lizard — Computer art by kenne

Universal patterns inform creative symbols
and the symbolizing mind of the creator.

The ancient Greeks called such patterns archetypes.
Archetypes or not, history is always there,
but ahead of it there is a future
not determined by anyone or anything,

but contingent on the products of our creation. 
It is we who make the future,
and our imagination of the future
affects who we are and what we do now.

— Frank Barron

All Souls Day Selfie   Leave a comment

All Souls Procession

All Souls Day Selfie — Grunge Art by kenne

All Souls

THEY are chanting now the service of All the Dead
And the village folk outside in the burying ground
Listen–except those who strive with their dead,
Reaching out in anguish, yet unable quite to touch them:
Those villagers isolated at the grave
Where the candles burn in the daylight, and the painted wreaths
Are propped on end, there, where the mystery starts.

The naked candles burn on every grave.
On your grave, in England, the weeds grow.

But I am your naked candle burning,
And that is not your grave, in England,
The world is your grave.
And my naked body standing on your grave
Upright towards heaven is burning off to you
Its flame of life, now and always, till the end.

It is my offering to you; every day is All Souls’ Day.

I forget you, have forgotten you.
I am busy only at my burning,
I am busy only at my life.
But my feet are on your grave, planted.
And when I lift my face, it is a flame that goes up
To the other world, where you are now.
But I am not concerned with you.
I have forgotten you.

I am a naked candle burning on your grave.

— D. H. Lawrence