This image comes from a series of woodcuts related to the concept of regionality. Aldergrove is the area that I was raised as a youth, filled with lush greenery it would seem regionaly different to a visitor from Alberta. However, individuals from the neighbouring areas would also feel that Aldrgrove is a distict region from their own although they have a similar culture, geography, flora and fawna.
Saturday, January 29, 2005
This image comes from a series of woodcuts related to the concept of regionality. Aldergrove is the area that I was raised as a youth, filled with lush greenery it would seem regionaly different to a visitor from Alberta. However, individuals from the neighbouring areas would also feel that Aldrgrove is a distict region from their own although they have a similar culture, geography, flora and fawna.
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I can appreciate your art, by this I mean I like it and if I had the inclination, meaning money, I would offer to buy it. Which in all, in effect in laymans terms, means keep up the good work, WHICH roughly translated into Swahili could sound like this... click click, tucka tuck, nick nick clack. I may be wrong, it's the horse tranquilizer....
Ironically, I know a few (very few)words in swahilli (sorry if this is spelt incorrectly) such as Tumbu (belly) Mazullu (white man?) and a few others that are inapropriate to post... why is it that the first thing we often learn in another language, and the things that you remember happen to be profanities??
ps. thanks for the props.
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