Took a group of Year 9 students into Melbourne last Friday.
Inside the Ian Potter Gallery at Flinders Street was this banner advertising the current Melbourne Writers Festival.
There were a number of these banners in different colours with varying, creative images in the upper "head" of the banner.
At the bottom of the photo is a Swedish writer being interviewed.
Inspiring banner
Writers need creative art
Imagination
18 comments:
What a wild looking banner, that should definitely spark a writer's (or anyone's) imagination.
The banner is very eye-catching. Happy RT2.
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How stylish - writers like all other artists often have to work hard to write what the writer considers to be creative. Yet, the written word has added a spark of creativity to the bannen artist...cool, and I hope the students are equally inspired!
What a beautiful red banner :-) Thank you for hosting the Ruby Tuesday :-)
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must be an exciting event to meet and talk with writers! i hope one day I get a book signed by my favosites =)
Very inspiring Pic!
Interesting photo -great composition with so much going on.
Year 9 excursion! That brings back mixed memories for me (i was an art teacher) - the good and the not so good:) Who was the swedish writer? Camila Lackberg??
My entry (top) pic verges on orange - but i think it just makes the red category.
Great combination - writers/artists - one and the same really! Interesting banner. Thanks for hosting RR2.
it's a nice red banner, happy rt 2!
Impossible to miss !
Eye-catching banner!
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That is a eyecatching banner, just how it should be, Love the red.
LOve your picture!
It must have been interesting to be able to attend this festival.
Interesting photo!!
You had me when I saw the door, but the poetry is amazing.
nice banner :) came back here to hop and say thank you :D my rt last week here: http://www.lovehomegrowgarden.info/2012/09/04/garden-flowers-torch-ginger-lily/
Creative idea with the banner. I can't identify the Swedish writer!
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