I have been drawing. Maybe this book is helping me a lot.
Somehow, drawing comes easy in the midnight hours, when I feel scared and cannot sleep.
They are not so good yet, which is why I am using Instagram to take photos with.
knitting and slow life in Kyoto
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I like your drawings! I'm so thankful to know you're safe, Meri. I'm thinking of you and hoping things begin to settle soon.
they are beautiful and full of personnality (and my boyfriend immediatly said "oh !!!regarde : foucault !" :-)(he bookmarked your blog a few months ago…)and of course those days we think a lot about you and people in Japan
Kelly, thank you :) You inspire me a lot. And thank you for your support – a lot of things are confused around the country, but we will be fine.Lau, wow, he proves to be a true French! :) I am planning to take a class on French philosophy, so I Googled his photos. Thank you truthfully for your kind words.
I love your drawings, they have a sense of character. Sometimes when we try to refine things too much they loose that individual raw element that makes them unique to their creator. My prayers are to you and everyone who is living through loss, fear,pain, and searching to regain their lives.
Magnifiques dessins! et très beau blog.Toutes mes pensées vous accompagnent dans les épreuves que votre pays traverse.
Caryn, Thank you! Yes, I agree – it's better to keep the lines rough and wild to give more character to the work :) Thank you for your prayers – we feel very insecure now, but it seems things are under control.Momglouglou (desole, je ne sais pas votre pre-non, mais Je suppose que vous êtes un ami de Lau),Je vous remercie pour votre complément sur mon dessins! La situation au Japon est encore terrible, mais nous souhaitons que tout sera bientot normale…
Oui, je suis Karine, une amie de Laurence, on tricote ensemble à Montpellier.
Karine, enchante! Hope we could meet in person someday soon!