Wooden You Like To… #2
Writing ideas come from everywhere, all the time, in many ways and forms, but working with wood is major for me. In this tab I’ll share both my amateur woodworks and musing thoughts that came with them.
Your art teacher never encouraged you? You tutor frowned at your oboe toots when she didn’t think you’d see? Fk that. If you ever get the urge to grab a paintbrush or a wad of clay or just feel like carving something, try it. Do it. Drown yourself in it. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find a joy like I have in cedar and redwood, ipe and black walnut.
First foto: this is the beginning of a cuna inspired by some great wood I had lying around. Plus, my son was about to have his first kid and I had no idea for a present. Out of this came a neo-azteca cuna. And a story I’ll tell you about as we go.
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-David Bowles, award-winning author of Feathered Serpent, Dark Heart of Sky: Myths of Mexico
A tantalizing style of Chicano sci-fi-mythology,
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- Thelma T. Reyna, author of Dearest Papa: A Memoir in Poems