The Origins of Odd

[Iain]

Or to give the full unexpurgated title, The Origins of Odd Dancing in Sweet Unfamiliar Rain (Kissing (Wooing (Serene (Vacant

I know. I think I am going to add colour to the white expanse, but I will put it to one side and move on for now.

My little man is on a spring, and detachable. Actually, it gave me an idea. Pop-up books for adults!

 

[Dave Woody]

I am not sure how you create these, but I quite like them.

 

[Iain]

Thanks Dave. Neither am I

 

[Artyczar]

Expressive as all hell. I love this! The detail shots are wonderful. You still can't see how you do it (your secrets), but it's nice to see the detail of it anyway.

 

[snoball]

When I saw the first photo, I thought your little man was an upside down drop of the Sweet Unfamiliar Rain. These are really neat, and I too, would love to watch you make one of them.

 

[Iain]

Thank you, Artyczar. I have been watching interviews of Lisa Sanditz. And I had to replay this one at 2:13. Admittedly, I have been up all night.

 

[Iain]

Thank you sno, but how you do what you do will be infinitely more interesting, and produces finer results
than I could wish to accomplish.

 

[Artyczar]

Thank you, Artyczar. I have been watching interviews of Lisa Sanditz. And I had to replay this one at 2:13. Admittedly, I have been up all night.

Ha ha. That's what I call my own book press. Careless Press.

 

[Iain]

I hear "carol es". Strange coincidence. I did say I had been up all night? Ha.

 

[Artyczar]

Sounds the same. I went to bed before 8, so I'm up early. Ha.

 

[laf.art]

What a weird and wonderful world inside your head Iain

 

[Iain]

Thank you, laf.

 

[Artyczar]

That is odd indeed! I like it. It sort of reminds me of some of my specimens. Have you seen them? I can post one, but it's your thread. ❤

 

[Iain]

Yes, i have, a while ago. I must go to your site and refresh my memory. But please feel free to post. Somebody else's curiosity may be piqued to take a peep. Curious language.

 

[Artyczar]

 

[Iain]

Oh, I can see the connection. "Furrious nutus". I feel for the host

 

[Iain]

"Inspired by fungi, disease, atoms and cells, sea life, animals, cartoons, and weird-ass visions".

It's a good time of year, at least here, for fungi and their fruiting bodies.

 

[Bizzibee]

How do you make the first ones, Iain? I like them, but the red one looks a bit like a coronavirus thingie!

 

[Iain]

I don't know, Bizzi, but there's a rumour going around they were cultivated in a Petri dish. I am not the sharpest pencil in the box, but really, a "shallow transparent container"?

 

[Nufocus]

Iain, keep on creating what you’re not so sure of. They’re quite fascinating!!