The Letters of Virginia Woolf: Volume Three, 1923-1928
“I am reading six books at once, the only way of reading; since, as you will agree, one book is only a single unaccompanied note, and to get the full sound, one needs ten others at the same time.”
Gustav Klimt Woman in Profile 1898-99
Albrecht Durer, Wing of a Roller, 1512
“Listening Wind” by Talking Heads (1980)
Strategy
“Honour thy error as a hidden intention.”
From Isaac Newton’s “Waste Book”
Painting With Children

Seven and a half minutes worth of writing
reblogging nearsightedmonkey:
“People have been looking for the timing videos for Lynda Barry’s Writing the Unthinkable excercises. Here is the one for seven and a half minutes worth of writing.
OK LET’S GO! BUT BEFORE YOU START THE VIDEO….. STEP ONE:
First write ten nouns on ten little pieces of paper. Any nouns will do! Cake! Fire! Teeth! Ticket! Etc!
Number a page from one to ten
Relax your whole body from top to bottom and say the alphabet to yourself or something else you have memorized and think back to early days in your life….
turn over one of the pieces of paper and write down the first ten images… sort of like snapshots…. that come to you from that word
Read the list over
Circle one that seems vivid or has trouble in it and write it on a clean sheet of paper like it was a title to a story and then draw a big X on the page.
NOW start the video.”


![Wing of a European Roller (also known as Wing of a Blue Roller) is a nature study watercolor by Albrecht Dürer.[1] Dürer painted it from a dead specimen in 1500 or 1512. Watercolor and body color on vellum](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/98/Duerer_wing_of_a_blue_roller.jpg)
