Color Me Inspired

February 25, 2008

Trendwatchers take note: Coloring! is bubbling just under the surface.

clusterflock readers may already be hip to storking and to the potential of coloring books to spark theological speculation. And some folks may have read Rick Neece’s observations-cum-recollections on the aesthetics of coloring at remembery.

Now dig Rick’s Coloring Page 1 — and sharpen up them colors!

posted by Sheila Ryan in art, memory | * | 1 comment

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