When All Four Quarters Come Together...

[bec76]

... the magic happens. It was wonderful and fantastic and enthralling, what with creating this art and bringing it to our skins, and seeing it on us, and becoming a part of the mosaic of Palimpsest, makes me thrilled and tingly right down to my toes. A warm, heartfelt beam of gratitude goes out to Ferrett and Cat, for their most excellent write-ups

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[greybeta]

I saw this on Ferrett-sensei's LJ and was amazed. Quite the work! I looked around your LJ and I found it interesting, so I hope you don't mind if I add you to my friends/reading list.

[bec76]

No, I don't mind. Thank you for visiting, and the lovely compliments. This has become a touchstone piece of art in my life, but I can't promise all my entries will be this fascinating.

[avengangle]

That's pretty damn awesome.

Now I feel the need to read the book, or perhaps her other book (well, A Guide to Folktales in Fragile Dialects) because I know I can get my hands on a review copy . . .

[bec76]

Thanks! It didn't work quite like I thought, but it came out pretty good.

If you'd like, I can loan you The Orphan's Tales duet, and Palimpsest once Sarah's finished with it.

She's an intriguing, fantastical writer.

[dylia]

Very cool, even though your giant photos are eating my Friends page. :-P

[bec76]

Well, :P to you too, I was excited.

[syrinx_77]

preeetee henna! (I'm assuming that's Cat in the front of the one photo?) Her top looks goldish on my screen, but that over the black; she looks gorgeous. Lovin' the outfit. (My creative outfit making brain has been on overdrive lately and I'm oogling what everyone's got on. Sorry.)

[bec76]

Thanks! Yup, that's Cat. Her corset was custom-made for her and this book tour. It's got some goldish bits, but it's actually more of a pale green with maps silkscreened onto it. But it's frickin' beauteous. You can see better shots of it in the entry preceding this one.