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Tag Archives: gripping
Reaching Out
This photo, whilst a reference, was one I took with a specific idea in mind. I think it would work better in better conditions and slightly different framing, and perhaps with two people rather than just myself gripping my arm, … Continue reading
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Tagged arm, digits, fingers, form, grip, gripping, hand, limb, monochrome, outstretched, reaching
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To Ruined Castle and Back
This bit of writing is something Ewe and I did in 2014, that I later used in my first NaNoWriMo participation back in 2017. Life experience and all that. I’ve tried to compress it quite a bit and keep editing … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 1054: Another Day Passes
And so another day passes and the rain falls rapidly and then disappears, as is the way that it proceeds. It is all cycles and it cycles on a regular basis, and perhaps that is a thing abut this is … Continue reading
One Thousand Word Challenge 123: Fridge Expedition
Back hurts but that is not going to stop me from telling this tale of falsity. So I was walking over to the fridge to see if there was anything in there. I wasn’t necessarily looking for anything in particular; … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 642: Blurring of Days
Sometimes I feel as though I can’t remember as to what happened the other day. The other day is so far behind me that I’m not considering it. Of course though, it only takes a few moments to remember as … Continue reading
Azonic: Prospect of the Deep Volume One Review
Azonic’s Prospect of the Deep Volume One is an excellent album. It has been put together quite well and sounds as meticulously thought-out as it does improvisational. Each track (especially Oblivion of the Deep) invokes strong imagery as it carries … Continue reading
Sophia: As we Make our way (the Live Recordings) Review
During their tour to support the release of As we Make our way (Unknown Harbours), Sophia recorded each (as far as I’m aware) live show which has now lead to the release of As we Make our way (the Live … Continue reading


