Tag Archives: automatic writing

Dakota

Posted on December 16, 2017 by EeeTee

I don’t remember Dakota. Dakota is not a memory for me. Dakota is a secret – and a memory for someone else, perhaps my friend Diane, who knew her better. Even so, that doesn’t stop me from thinking about Dakota … Continue reading →

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Meditation

Posted on April 11, 2016 by EeeTee

  I always spend a few hours a day drawing. It’s not hard to do and it calms me down. It doesn’t matter what media I am using: it can be physical, brushes and paint, or digital, mouse, stylus screen.  They … Continue reading →

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Posted on December 2, 2013 by EeeTee

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Image made with Paper – added to a  journal page created in Photoshop (handwriting hand written, not a font) Part of a digital journal I’m keeping as a companion to my handmade manuscripts.

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Posted on October 16, 2013 by EeeTee

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This journal entry started as a drawing on my iPad with Paper, was graphicized in Photoshop and the writing added there too – not a font by the way, just freehand writing with my Wacom tablet stylus… automatic writing, so … Continue reading →

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In the Eager Beaver Tavern

Posted on April 11, 2013 by EeeTee

In the Eager Beaver Tavern, they serve a soup that is sublime. It has many croutons in it and it only costs a dime, And on a day when you are lucky you will have soup served by Eve Who … Continue reading →

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Posted on March 24, 2013 by EeeTee

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A full leaf from the big volume – this is St. David of the Secret Brotherhood of the Silver Tablet.

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