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The Glass Bead Game by Hermann Hesse
The video, complete set of graphics and the full essay can be seen here
Mending Wall | A Printmaking/Theological Interpretation
Dedicated to Helen Clark and the WHO Covid Review Panel
The Printmaking Process
Video and images demonstrating tips and techniques that went into the devotional response on the A E Housman poem, How clear, how lovely bright.
A Time For Faith
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Cutting stencils at a Flox art workshop
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An Ignorance a Sunset by Emily Dickinson
An Ignorance a Sunset by Emily Dickinson
(5 pages)
How the print sequence was created.
Chatres and the Pythagorean Comma
Chatres and the Pythagorean Comma
An introduction to the mystery of a great European Cathedral
Far Country Tales | Sermons Old and New
Far Country Tales | Sermons Old and New
(24 pages)
Sermons preached on a number of occasions and collated as an online resource. Far Country Tales h...
Greg Hall | Echoes of drum beats and hoof beats
Greg Hall | Echoes of drum beats and hoof beats
(3 pages)
Articles and poems from Greg Hall, writer.
How clear, how lovely bright
How clear, how lovely bright
A sequence of 6 monotypes, printed from two MDF woodcuts, to illustrate the A E Housman poem. The...
Live-on-Air Review Hub
Live-on-Air Review Hub
Gateway into some of the Collections and public pages of kiwiconnexion.nz
Mending Wall by Robert Frost
Mending Wall by Robert Frost
(8 pages)
How I develop a print sequence, a body of work, through developing a geometry behind a poem.
The Community of the Resurrection
The Community of the Resurrection
Unpublished Manuscript of the 1980s by Rev Norman Goreham.
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David Bell - 07 July 2016, 5:45 PM
Thanks for comment about badges, Stuart. I intend to promote the badging community as and where possible.
Stuart Manins - 13 June 2016, 9:14 AM
Congratuatious om getting all the badges sorted out. This gives up the permanent record we always expected. Thanks.