I submitted a few photos for the Poppets on Tour Project and I'm beginning to look a my Poppet in a different light - and even to see through his eyes, to some extent. He does act like a kind of mirror, reflecting the mood of a place and moment. I love that about Poppets. I will definitely keep on taking pictures of that little one, I'm enjoying this a lot.
diandra: I have a Poppet-who-lives-on-my-desk too. Definitely they keep us focused.
melanie: glad to hear that. Poppet vision certainly makes us aware of our actions on a different level. we might, eventually, begin to ask questions that will help us evolve. silly humans!
Lisa is the creator of Poppets and other art. Talented authors tend to write stories about images she makes. At Strange Studios, in Palm Springs, California, she and fellow artist Benton Warren create fantastical kinetic works. This blog is about Poppets, life in the studio and other strange goings on.
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That's right. Poppet is always hiding somewhere on (or near) my desk, peering at me while I work and making sure I don't get lost on the way. Thanks!
I submitted a few photos for the Poppets on Tour Project and I'm beginning to look a my Poppet in a different light - and even to see through his eyes, to some extent. He does act like a kind of mirror, reflecting the mood of a place and moment. I love that about Poppets. I will definitely keep on taking pictures of that little one, I'm enjoying this a lot.
diandra: I have a Poppet-who-lives-on-my-desk too. Definitely they keep us focused.
melanie: glad to hear that. Poppet vision certainly makes us aware of our actions on a different level. we might, eventually, begin to ask questions that will help us evolve. silly humans!
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