The Annual Dare
Created with a found photograph from the 1940s, my imagination and my typewriter.
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The Annual Dare
Posted in flash fiction, photos of strangers, Typography
Tagged 1940s, art, beauty, cabin, childhood, dare, deck, family, fiction, flash fiction, found art, found photograph, friends, humor, kitsch, lake, life, media, people, photo, photography, relationships, retro, summer, typewriter, typography, vacation, vintage
Summer Crush
Posted in flash fiction, photos of strangers, Typography
Tagged 1940s, beach, camping, crush, fiction, flash fiction, lake, love, pool, romance, summer, teens, typography
The Day Before…
Made with my Brother Charger 11 and my dark imagination…
Posted in flash fiction, photos of strangers, Typography
Tagged 1940s, childhood, children, despair, disappearance, life, love, missing child, photo, photograph, sad, typography
Pollution in the Valley
This print, along with many others, can now be purchased at my ETSY!
Posted in flash fiction, photos of strangers, Typography
Tagged art, city, civilization, found art, life, mankind, photograph, photography, pollution, society, typography, valley
The Cliff’s Edge
A found photograph with a dark, possibly evil story typed on it with my Brother Charger 11.
This and many other prints can be purchased now at my ETSY! Check it out!
Posted in flash fiction, photos of strangers, Typography
Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, art, couples, dark, Edward Gorey, fiction, flash fiction, found art, found photo, friendship, life, love, murder, noir, photograph, photography, romance, Tim Burton, typography, writing
since i met you
This work can be purchased HERE.
Created with my Brother Charger 11, my imagination and an old post card set I found from 1949.
Posted in flash fiction, Typography
Tagged 1949, fiction, flash fiction, kitsch, life, love, Maine, old, Portland, postcard, romance, typewriter, typography, vintage
I Want to See the World With You
“I want to see the world with you.”
Her gaze froze on me as a smile curled on her mouth.
“Really?”
“Yes. And not just that.”
She grabbed my hand and held it tight. “What else?”
I smiled. “What else…”
“Come on, don’t tease!” she said as she scooted up next to me and kissed me on the neck.
“I want to do so for a long, long time.”
Her smile faded and her eyes widened so much I could almost see my reflection in them. Her hand squeezed tighter and she put her free arm around me and pulled me in for a kiss.
“How long?”
“You know what I mean.”
“Do I?”
I smiled at her and ran my hand through her hair in the back the way she liked it, and she gave me three short, quick kisses.
“Come on. Tell me what you mean!”
I smiled again, kissed her once, and whispered the answer into her ear.
Made with my Brother Charger 11 typewriter made on old sheet music I found at a yard sale.
Posted in flash fiction, Typography
Tagged art, car, found art, future, Jimmie Monaco, life, love, marriage, Me and the Boy Friend, music, old car, photography, romance, sheet music, Sidney Clare, typewriter, typography, ukulele
The Final Moment
They paused and posed for a quick photograph…
…unaware it would be their last.
Posted in flash fiction, photos of strangers, Typography
Tagged accident, death, down, life, photo, photography, sad, typography
Checking Out
Every Tuesday he checked out a book,
trying to get up the nerve to ask the cute librarian on a date.
Made with old library supplies and my Brother Charger 11 typewriter.
Posted in flash fiction
Tagged books, bookworm, boy, date, dating, girl, librarian, library, life, love, relationships, romance, typewriter, typography
The Lonely Man
The elderly man sat in his easy chair waiting with diligence for his only regular visitor…
…his mailman.
Made with my Brother Charger 11 and a vintage envelope mailed in 1927.
Posted in flash fiction
Tagged art, depressing, elderly, emo, envelope, fiction, flash fiction, life, lonely, mail, mailman, old age, poem, poetry, sad, typography, vintage
A Flash of Inspiration 