Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

the Arts forum seemed extraneous so it's gone ... i moved the 3 threads which were in there to General Discussions in case anybody wondered what happened to them trying to set this place up to be simple, yet varied too many catagories are too many... not enough is not enough *sigh* any ideas or feed...

i think the new direction litkicks is taking is very cool! the 24 hour poetry party was a success... as were the other projects/events they have recently undertaken, such as the book nominations and the final product, the Quest, etc Just to set the record straight here.... maybe i'm reading between ...

I am served a delightful feast of dream desserts and pieces of a veritable delight. I pull nightshades tight in order to partake in solitude, quiet, green-eyed gambit of a reflection, exquisitely submitted with impure intentions. I write invections or virtues, remissions admitted like a bear retreat...

hey mark yeah, that was a good forum over there... it's great to share publishing ideas and methods and talk about the process. one day maybe, we'll add a similar spot... i donno... trying to organize this thing is a trip I really don't want too many catagories because then everything is so pidgeon-...

i love that, Dave! thanks for posting it... pure americana, indeed! combine whitman and twain and rockwell and you've got the poetry, the humor, and the artistry of americana at its best! whitman used to sell his books off the back of a vegetable cart gotta admire a poet that bold! ;) welcome to stu...

hey e-dog! welcome! Glad you found us! ok, so here's the story... I've always liked the number 8. It's a pretty number. It's so fluid and even. Plus, it looks like infinity sideways. When I first got online about 6 years ago, I created an email address called studioeigh@aol.com. At that time, there ...

I am honored to have been given permission to publish the film reviews written by a friend of mine, Ben Burgraff, who is also an artist/caracaturist (sp? did i spell that right? lol) and will be featured in the Artists section and the Humor section, as well. Last night, I gathered approx. 275 of his...

laurie, you said... I think the trouble with this thread is that we all have so many favorite movies it's difficult to pick out just a few. i think you're right... maybe it would be a cool idea to start threads to talk about specific films rather than just listing them like this i'm enjoying reading...

I figured out how to fix it for you. You are now buddhabitch, properly spelled. :D when the site goes up, though, on your art page, you are not buddhabitch, you are soozen lee. If you'd rather be buddhabitch on that page, I can change that, too, but i think soozen lee is better for that, myself. ;) ...

thanks for letting us know, hest!

looks great! sounds like a very cool project!

i love it!

empty forum... nobody has anything true to tell, eh?

I saw the article on the MOOL board yesterday, too, hest. Jim posted it. Great article! I love Garrison Keillor. The weekend wouldn't be the weekend without Prairie Home Companion. I listen to it religiously. Zlatko, why would you apologize for posting articles like this one and promise not to clutt...

She was seated at the bar looking like a fox, a dude made a move but it wasn't too smooth... some guys can be such cocks. :roll: :D heyyyyy toe! welcome to the nuthouse. well, up until now, i wasn't able to say that, but i'm glad i'll be able to from here on out. lol good to see you, my friend :P

donovan's version is the best... always has been to me what classic tune do you think had a lot of influence in the progression of music? i'd vote for ludwig's sonata pathatique but then again i'm a diehard for certain classics... what do you like? which classic tunes have made their way into your b...

list yours here

"A Thousand Clowns" - jason robards... 1965?

"David and Lisa" - 1960s.... 64?

have you seen these?

yours?