similar to what I've wrote about the work of rappel - I think this is an exapmle of a fine poemics, and could be used to show what we mean by the term.
it would be great to see a series of these, about many different issues.
it's a nice example indeed. i like it: the poet's pessimistic view within the warm and promising red of the comic.
i've put a couple of my interpretations of the PI on my blog: http://tekens.wordpress.com/2010/02/14/see-you/ and http://tekens.wordpress.com/2010/02/14/i-poemic-you/
Thanks for the great feedback, guys. And that's some great work at your blog, Sven! (Did I see some dialogue balloon work in there? Do you know about our Xerolage project?)
I return frequently to my recent discovery of "pwoermds." Seems like the comics panel frame and progression are great tools for to playing with a one word poem.
this is a very good one.
ReplyDeletesimilar to what I've wrote about the work of rappel - I think this is an exapmle of a fine poemics, and could be used to show what we mean by the term.
it would be great to see a series of these, about many different issues.
it's a nice example indeed. i like it:
ReplyDeletethe poet's pessimistic view within the warm and promising red of the comic.
i've put a couple of my interpretations of the PI on my blog:
http://tekens.wordpress.com/2010/02/14/see-you/
and
http://tekens.wordpress.com/2010/02/14/i-poemic-you/
Thanks for the great feedback, guys. And that's some great work at your blog, Sven! (Did I see some dialogue balloon work in there? Do you know about our Xerolage project?)
ReplyDeleteI return frequently to my recent discovery of "pwoermds." Seems like the comics panel frame and progression are great tools for to playing with a one word poem.