27.3.11

blossom

Beautiful paper that I bought in Japan last year.
若い女の子

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12 comments:

  1. dear Jasmin,

    what a beautiful paper you bought!
    but what a sad blossom-post....

    all the others are so joyful

    but as always I like your 'quick line'
    the expression in just a few strokes
    love it

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  2. Dear Jasmin,
    when I saw the newscast yesterday tears welled up in my eyes. Earthquake, tsunami and nuclear catastrophe... it is far from over... An old woman cried because of a hot soup, another because of taking a bath "taking a bath let me forget that I don't have a home"...
    Your drawings are really wonderful. So honest, heartful and strong. Nothing too much, nothing too little. I love that detail of weeping blossoms most.
    Thank you, you wonderful Jasmin flower.
    xo Ariane.

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  3. i'm liking the wish bones amongst the flowery bed. i am in awe for your next two images. striking, and deep.
    n♥

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  4. truly impressive work! touches the heart. thank you Jasmin

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  5. one Question: do you know something about Lilli flower? She has closed her blog again...sadden me.
    x Ariane.

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  6. thx for commenting on my blog. I hope your shop will start i've heard it takes a bit of time :)

    I love this paper post,realy something for me!

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  7. Beautiful paper! You really touch my heart with your drawings, for me it represents the real and sad situation in Japan, thank you!
    Best
    Citlalli

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  8. the japanese eye of aesthetics. i am especially drawn to their concept of wabi sabi.

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  9. Thanks to all of you sugar plum fairies.
    I couldn't think of blossoms without thoughts of Japan. As she weeps.
    And I have this blossomy paper rolled up tight waiting for inspiration.

    Ariane - a japanese bath is so very special, what a sad but lovely story.
    Lilli flower.... where is she? I thought that she had been gone for months without returning. What will we do?

    Tatjana, Citlalli and Nadine - thankyou and I am coming over to you to land in your blossoms.

    Ingrid - thanks for the encouragement.

    Sara - I LOVE WABI SABI TOOOOOOOOO.

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  10. those little blossoms are soooooo sweet. picasso's tears really say what we all have no words for. love the ink as usual!

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  11. Yes, we all cry for Japan. And I guess we'll be doing it for a long time. Frightening to all of us. A beautiful post. Japanese paper aesthetics combined with all our grief and fears.

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