Showing posts with label Moondustwriter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moondustwriter. Show all posts

Sunday, November 25, 2012

Sunday Snap Shot - The Image in Focus 25.11.12


Welcome to New World Creative Order where one of our objectives is to inspire and encourage others in their creative meanderings. As we enter into the holiday season, we can’t help but reflect on our lives and the lives of others. Focus on the negative of a photograph for a moment –  it reminds me of the life left when a person is no longer living , the impression that remains. This week reflect on the images and the people in them and create a collage, a word picture, a memory of those who remain as lasting impressions in your life.

I am placing some inverted photographs (L. Moon copyright 2012) on the blog to stimulate your creativity.








Here are the rules:
  • Post your work, be it writing, poetry, fiction, prose, painting, sculpture, anything at all, to your blog. 
  • Copy the address of the specific post and give Mr. Linky a click. You'll be asked for your link and your name. Once entered, click submit...and your in! 
  • Visit others who are sharing their work. Let them know you appreciate their efforts, just as you hope they appreciate yours. It's just good manners to repay kindness. 
  • Share and tweet to your heart's content. We're all about getting your good works to the masses! Encourage readers to click that +1 button...and let them know you are enjoying the New World Creative Union.
  •  Celebrate your creativity and memories

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Sunday Snap Shot - Converging Creativity 11.11.12

Welcome to New World Creative Union and Sunday Snap Shot.
We strive at NWCU to inspire creative thought that can be translated into multiple genres of art.
I met Michael Burgoyne on Twitter (@MB_IndiePoet8) and fell in love with his poetry. His work has inspired several of my shots and more poetry. Today I asked Michael to collaborate our creativity and see what emerges. He took a photograph of mine and wrote a poem from it. I took a poem of his and was inspired to shoot a picture. I believe all of us can be inspired by art or by words. Is there someone in your sphere whose work you admire? 
Here's the challenge - develop your work off the art or words of another. That person could be a friend, a famous person, or someone you have seen around the blogsphere. Please be sure to attribute that person's work and join us as we strive toward a greater level of creativity!!!
Fall's Window - L. Moon  (c) 2012
Peering in Prisms

Peering in prisms
repelling shadows
luminating dawn's inception
upon a mosaic splattered canvas
enticing through transparent glass
erupting visions
electrifying the synaptic cleft of the mind
towards the awakening
ultimate enlightenment
sparking heavenly life
carried with the winds of tranquility
the breath of meditation
whisking
providing spiritual guidance
upon the wings of eternal glory
culminated in the ascent
the journey to our divine mountain peak
foreshadowed in the highlands of our faith derived dreams

Michael Timothy Burgoyne (c) 2012
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Rainbow manic dawn
silhouettes our celestial canvas
echoing with a vibrant breeze
whispering in stereophonics
trailblazers you are

Michael Timothy Burgoyne (c) 2012

Painting fall in a rainbow L. Moon (c) 2012


I asked Michael what his creative process was.
"Simply, all I do is look at the images, have it spark some type of emotion or creative flow, and I run with it. I allow the image or the idea to consume me. Sometimes the words pour out of me while with others the creative process takes quite awhile."

Thanks Michael for letting your creativity to flow at The New World Creative Union.

The rules are as follows:

  • Post your work, be it writing, poetry, fiction, prose, painting, sculpture, anything at all, to your blog. 
  • Copy the address of the specific post and give Mr. Linky a click. You'll be asked for your link and your name. Once entered, click submit...and your in! 
  • Visit others who are sharing their work. Let them know you appreciate their efforts, just as you hope they appreciate yours. It's just good manners to repay kindness. 
  • Share and tweet to your heart's content. We're all about getting your good works to the masses! Encourage readers to click that +1 button...and let them know you are enjoying the New World Creative Union.
  •  Let your creativity run wild! 

 Have fun - from all of us at The New World Creative Union 
 Please feel free to post your work until this Wednesday the 14th of November.


                                                          

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Sunday Snap Shot at NWCU 28.10.12


Join me (Leslie Moon)as we at NWCU enjoy the sights and sounds of fall...

Fall is so full of inspiration. The colors, the sounds, the life that speeds up to beat the winter - all part of fall. Today at Sunday Snapshot - feel the cool air, watch the animals store food, smell the spices wafting in the air and be inspired. Write, sculpt, paint, imagine... George Winston's autumn collection can't help but get the creative juices flowing
 
Our rules are simple:


  • Post your work, be it writing, poetry, fiction, prose, painting, sculpture, anything at all, to your blog. 
  • Copy the address of the specific post and give Mr. Linky a click. You'll be asked for your link and your name. Once entered, click submit...and your in! 
  • Visit others who are sharing their work. Let them know you appreciate their efforts, just as you hope they appreciate yours. It's just good manners to repay kindness. 
  • Share and tweet to your hearts content. We're all about getting your good works to the masses! Encourage readers to click that +1 button...and let them know you are enjoying the New World Creative Union.
  •  Let your creativity run wild! 

 Have fun- from all of us at The New World Creative Union 
 Please feel free to post your work until this Wednesday the 31st of October.

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Wednesday Wake Up Call 24.10.12




Shades of Edgar...

It's Wednesday and that means a healthy dose of creativity and Wednesday Wake Up Call to get us going. 

I (Leslie Moon) was excited to find this haunting piece of music as I had been thinking of Edgar Allen Poe for the past several days. I was thrilled to discover that Max Ablitzer ( a delightful and very talented musician) will be performing in London at the Bush Theatre on November 3, 2012.(Wish I could be in the audience.)  His videos will the projected while he plays  his songs on the piano to enchanting poetry recited by Tishani Doshi.
Check out the link for the southasianlitfest to see what Tishani is doing.

What does the music and or video evoke in your creative mind?? It has mine going full speed!!
Enjoy today's Poe"ish" prompt

Our rules are simple:
  • Post your work, be it writing, poetry, fiction, prose, painting, sculpture, anything at all, to your blog.
  • Copy the address of the specific post and give Mr. Linky a click.
  • You'll be asked for your link and your name. Once entered, click submit...and your in!
  • Visit others who are sharing their work. Let them know you appreciate their efforts, just as you hope they appreciate yours. It's just good manners to repay kindness. Share and tweet to your hearts content. We're all about getting your good works to the masses!
  • Encourage readers to click that +1 button...and let them know your Waking Up with the New World Creative Union.
  • let your creativity run wild!
  •  Have fun- from all of us at The New World Creative Union


Sunday, October 14, 2012

Welcome to the NWCU Sunday Snapshot #NWCU #ART #photography

Today is The New World Creative Union’s first Sunday Snapshot. We would like to welcome each of you especially our guest photographer Terence Jones.

I (Leslie Moon) met Terence several years ago on Flickr. I was entranced with his work; several of my archived poems have his black and white photographs as the prompts.


Look through the aperture with Terence and experience art...



What is your favorite subject to shoot?

“I usually want to capture something that is lost in every day’s speed. I just realized this extremely old iron rail in front of my window. It is probably eighty years old, has seen wars, births, deaths; it is a silent witness of what happened here.”


How does black and white impact your expression?
“Very much actually. Colors force the viewer to see the picture in a pre-defined way. In shooting black and white, I believe that  the perception is more genuine and not necessarily linked to former experience. It is more pure, more about the picture itself.”

What would you suggest to people just starting out?
“I believe in the Tradition of the Sun (Coelho). Go the extra mile, explore, get in touch and connect with what you are doing. You have to touch it yourself. Go out from the beginning and have fun.”
For those of you who are curious, Terence shoots with a Canon EOS 7D. His primary lens is the Canon 50mm. He is a shallow depth of field addict; usually shoots almost wide open at f/2.0.

I hope you like the collage that I put together so you can see the scope of Terence's work.

Thanks Terence for the inspiring pictures!!!



We are striving  to create a community of artists with the NWCU Sunday Snapshot. There is such a diverse talent out there. I enjoy each day of discovery.

Please feel free to link a favorite piece you have written, drawn, cooked. We always appreciate your sharing the work of others in the community.
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Best to you in the coming week as you create ~ Moondustwriter 

Please enjoy Terence's gallery 


Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Wednesday Wake-Up Call 10.10.12 @NWCreativeUnion


Captive of this house

All of us at New World Creative Union  would like to welcome you to another Wednesday Wake Up Call. I (Moondustwriter) took a photo of this painting of a girl who looked like an apparition. I wondered if she belonged to the old house ( turned into a B & B) I was staying in. I could see a story in her eyes. She seems like a perfect inspiration for this time of year.
This picture may evoke poetry, a story, your own work of art, or a combination of your creativity. We look forward to seeing and reading what you have this week for WWUC.
Helpful Guidelines:
  • Post your response to the prompt on your blog.
  •  Copy the address for the specific post and click on the Mr. Linky Button below.
  •  Here you will be prompted to paste your link and enter your name.
  •  The prompt is live for a total of four days.
  •  Make sure you use your actual post address and not the general address of your blog. This way folks will be taken directly to your response
  •  That's it! Your name will appear hyper-linked on our Mr. Linky page along with our other entrants.
  •  Remember, our purpose is to ultimately share the good works of our group.
  •  Don't forget! Even if you do not participate please:
  •  Take a moment to TweetReTweetCommentShare, and give Google +1s for those entries that you like!
  •  Visit those who have participated. Enjoy commenting and engaging with your fellow creatives.
 We hope you enjoy the prompt, community and interacting.


                                                     

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Leslie Moon ~ @Moondustwriter

Leslie Moon
Poet, Author, Photographer
@moondustwriter



Leslie Moon Moseley is a published poet, childrens writer, photographer, with 25 years as a tech writer and editor for the medical and non-profit sectors
She loves seeing the arts promoted
She is an advocate and writer for the special needs community
The study of the arts was where Leslie lived as a child and a young person she is glad to be back expressing at the creative level.

Web site:  MoondustWriter
Twitter:      @moondustwriter