This is the final set in the collection. I see it as a fitting resolution to the line. What do the wonderful people of Tangled think? Leave a comment if you feel froggy, and don't even worry about what it's about. If it's on the mind of a Tangled user, it's probably worth saying. 🤓
On a side note --> I looked down at the quilt near me just now and there was a single fuzz blowing just oh-so-gently in the unseen, otherwise unfelt air currents of my domicilic atmosphere - so gently and naturally, in fact, that I had to stare at it for about 30 seconds while I tried to decern what its bug classification was. Additionally, I just finished eating a sandwich. It was... ...well... absolutely fantastic.
Back to the main note --> I will be posting bits of a newly-premiering collection at a later time this evening that has yet to be determined. Thank you, dearly beloved subscribers, for your time, your eyeballs and your clicky-fingers. Peace, blessings, and love to you and yours.
, who commented on my last post. Also this post couldn't be possible without my wife, Caylin, who - God bless that fantastic woman - made the sandwhich: without which, I would have had not the energy nor the subject matter with which to write you, Tangled, Dear. -Will-
Name of Collection: "Words to Translate 1" Set Title: "Cycle 3c" Set Number: 9 of 9 Number of Images: 4 Title (in order of appearance): "One", "Two", "Three", "Four" Details: This set of 4 is part of collection that I created by using previous cycles as inspiration, in one manner or another, for the next. *Take a look at previous cycles: they are meant to be viewed together to form a sort of morphic story. *
One and three remind me of images sold and used commercially in the late 1960s/early 1970s. The figures create an eeriness... "who are they?" and why are they present?"
I prefer images two and four. Landscapes should not be spoiled by a prominent human presence... just my personal opinion and taste.