The best lack all conviction, while the worstAre full of passionate intensity.
~The Second Coming, Willliam Butler YeatsAnd they went so fast at last they seemed to skim through the air, hardly touching the ground with their feet ...
~ Through the Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll
In other news, Kaetlyn Wilcox has put her wonderful animal series up for sale on redbubble as cards and prints. Startling loveliness - check it out (by the way, redbubble has volume discounts if you buy more than four cards)!


13 comments:
It's always nice to visite yours blog, everything is like an enchanted castle, I love it
Wonderful word mashup!
Have you seen the new movie version yet? I hear it earned quite a bit of money over the first couple of weeks.
wieder eine schöne Idee, herzlich Kathrin
Not a big fan of Yeats, but he was spot on there Sparkey!
Oh! I jumped when I saw my name:) Thanks for the shout out:)
I love this whole series--the red queen's head in this one is particularly phenomenal.
enchanted,
yes that is a good word for your blog!
i love the Carroll quote. i don't know why, but the large hadron collider popped in my mind when i read that. what's up with that?
thanks for the links.
love that poem. the center cannot hold. the falcon cannot hear the falconer.
speaks well to Wonderland when you think about it. I did a paper in college about Through the Looking Glass and game theory, and how the fact that the chess moves were nonsensical (and at one point suicidal, as the King puts himself in check) points to Wonderland being, if not a Godless universe, then one where god is stark raving mad.
which fits my own worldview rather well.
Her work is wonderful!
just when I think you've gone as far as you can go, you surprise me.
I love this Red Queen and Alice here.
Candace
delightful....both this and kaetlyn's series....squirrel behaving badly!! tee hee! got a few of those!!!
oh I love what novelles couleurs wrote to you--I agree totally, your blog is like an "enchanted castle".
Alice's blurred feet--perfection!
Startling loveliness is a great phrase. Alice is really in the group mind these days. I see her everywhere.
Love this.
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