never seizes to amaze me the artistic endeavor of creation... and then i see a wrenches and other odd assortments... truly a masterpiece as stated...
vibhutib said…
Thanks a ton Ramesh.
vibhutib said…
Thankyou Gemma, am an artist and most of the pieces I am happy with were made on instinct! :))
vibhutib said…
Thanku Sumit..:)
vibhutib said…
Thankyou Harshad..:)
vibhutib said…
Yes Nanka, there are many creative sculptors who actually get such crazy ideas and are able to also give shape to them!
vibhutib said…
Thankyou Teresa,:)
vibhutib said…
Thanku Cheryl, :)
vibhutib said…
Dont worry Amanda, you are very creative in your writng and it is an art in itself~!! I am an artist and when we were given this exercise at colg I created out of instinct. So heres an haiku celebrating that ..:)
vibhutib said…
Thankyou Ms. Pie, We'd done a similar exercise at my art colg. where we had to assemble odd parts like these abd create a graceful figurine..I wasnt as successful but this artist had surely made a masterpiece. I dedicate this haiku to him!!! :D
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A commendable sense of purpose to create uniquely!! I suppose :D
I am an artist and when we were given this exercise at colg I created out of instinct.
So heres an haiku celebrating that ..:)
well done.