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Digital Construction
I made this image from these photos. These are covers in the street outside my home.
Photos and digital construction: L. Gloyd (c) 2008
Find some lively prompts here on the Pythian Games page. All ideas and suggestions will be gratefully received.
The Wild Garden AdvenTURE Calendar takes people through twenty five steps towards understanding how the internet can be used as an interactive publishing tool. It is a comprehensive feature that celebrates work of an international, intergenerational group of people.
The 2006 Adventure Calendar preserved one of the Lemurian Journey's with Enchanteur. Likewise, the journey of the heart, along the Soul Food Silk Road was preserved after work completed in 2005. You can find links to the collection of the Soul Food Cafe Advent Calendars housed at Squidoo.
The Rookery features the work of a group of inter generational, international, creative women who have worked in Lemuria with Heather Blakey, gaining their 'raven wings' in the process. | Jim Whitlock on Leaf for the Past |
 | cordieb on Ripe with Meaning |
 | Suzanne on Restoring The Dig Tree |
 | senua on Restoring The Dig Tree |
 | Matilda on Restoring The Dig Tree |
 | Lori on Restoring The Dig Tree |
| Lori on Leaf for the Past |
 | woodnymph on Leaf for the Past |
 | Jill on Leaf for the Past |
 | Daniell Hamby on I am … |
 | kvwordsmith on Leaf for the Past |
 | Raven on The Map of my heart – ve… |
| Raven on Ocean |
| Raven on Ripe with Meaning |
 | Sarah Joyce Bryant on The Map of my heart – ve… |
Fabulous…inspiring stuff – makes me want to have a looksee what’s on the other side!
Jill
May 23, 2008 at 11:44 am
Lori, these are GREAT! I love the way you construct beautiful mandalas from unusual things, like manhole covers. Genece
espirit07
May 23, 2008 at 12:07 pm
Wow – talk about found art – these are great – so utilitarian, and yet you made them so beautiful! Great eye, and great work, Lori! kerry
kvwordsmith
May 23, 2008 at 2:42 pm
Who would have thought, Lori, there was such magic in manhole covers?
Vi
woodnymph
May 23, 2008 at 3:31 pm
So cool, have no idea how you do that, but I love it.
porchsitter
May 23, 2008 at 4:32 pm
Ahhh…ala Twilight Zone AND Out Limits.
Well done
Anita Marie
May 23, 2008 at 5:34 pm
Lori, that is so cool. To take a lot of photos of very ordinary things and turn it into art like this is just marvelous.
shewolfy728
May 23, 2008 at 7:15 pm
This is nothing short of extraordinary. I know I am willing to explore the other side of this manhole cover and find out just what lies beyond.
Heather Blakey
May 24, 2008 at 4:39 am
I wish I had the interest to explore actual manhole covers when I lived in or visited the city. These are so interesting.
thalia
May 25, 2008 at 3:17 pm
Fantastic studies, Lori!!
imogen88
May 27, 2008 at 3:25 am