Terri Windling's Blog, page 263

Today we're starting out in my little Devon village with a studio photo from painter, illustrator, sculptor and muralist Stephen Dooley (above). Steve is an amazing artist who works in a vast range of styles and mediums, and he constantly...

Lots of lovely "Desktop" photos are coming in, so I'd better get cracking and put a few more up here before I sign off for the day.... I'll start this time in southern California, where my friend Carolyn Dunn writes...

...from the "Desktop" series to share these photographs with you, snapped on this morning's walk with the girls (Tilly and her friend Lyra). The light was extraordinary, turning the village and the misty, frozen, sheep-dotted hills around it into a...

Today we start with "Desktop" photos sent in by two of my oldest friends -- both of whom do work at those desks that I am constantly awed and inspired by. First, the desk of novelist, playwright, and radio host...

To end the day on a more cheerful note, here's one more "Desktop" photo for you (with many more to follow in the days ahead). This is the desk of my friend and village neighbor David Wyatt, who is one...

It has come to my attention that some of the prints mailed from the Endicott Studio office in Arizona (where they are stored) went into the post without adequate protective packaging. Since I live in England and didn't mail the...

We begin our "Desktop" series with two photographs sent in by writer, editor, and writing teacher Delia Sherman, in New York City. The picture above, she says, shows the writing side of her L-shaped desk, and the picture below shows...

A while back I asked you to send me photographs of The View from Your Window (an idea I pinched from Andrew Sullivan's Atlantic Monthly blog), all of which I posted here. It was so much fun seeing where everyone...

This week, it's Laura Marling's "Goodbye England (Covered in Snow)" -- dedicated to the mythic artists of France, who came to visit us in the ice and snow, and left us again as it all disappeared.... A favorite tree during...

A while back I asked you to send me photographs of The View from Your Window (an idea I pinched from Andrew Sullivan's Atlantic Monthly blog), all of which I posted here. It was so much fun seeing where everyone...