Love this! My wife, the loving gardener, is doing the exact same thing. When we wander around town, she'll have a pocket full of sunflower seeds and upon discovering a bit of ground that won't be disturbed or mowed, she pops a few seeds into the soil. I call it "Operation Covert Beautification."
I like that name as well. The best part of secretly planting sunflowers is that the plants also help to detoxify the soil of heavy metals and other pollutants.
I'm with you, I love version two. I also like the text/image layout of it, the typed text highlights the images really well - works especially well on the phone as it is easier to read and the images are bigger! xo
Both work for me, but if I had to pick one it'd be the second as the words and pictures don't tell the same story. Like the handwritten words of the first.
It’s hard to choose. I like the new drawings of the second one, but I like the personal journal style of the first captions. The second set of captions are good too, I just have a soft spot for first person comics.
This made me think... I thought it's better to move away from the literal story to tell something more profound. But if you tell the literal story, the deeper meaning is open for the reader to discover. Hm... never thought of it that way before!
Love this! My wife, the loving gardener, is doing the exact same thing. When we wander around town, she'll have a pocket full of sunflower seeds and upon discovering a bit of ground that won't be disturbed or mowed, she pops a few seeds into the soil. I call it "Operation Covert Beautification."
Oh I love that! We call it Guerrilla Gardening. This sounds much kinder :)
I like that name as well. The best part of secretly planting sunflowers is that the plants also help to detoxify the soil of heavy metals and other pollutants.
Isn’t that amazing?!
I'm with you, I love version two. I also like the text/image layout of it, the typed text highlights the images really well - works especially well on the phone as it is easier to read and the images are bigger! xo
Both work for me, but if I had to pick one it'd be the second as the words and pictures don't tell the same story. Like the handwritten words of the first.
It’s hard to choose. I like the new drawings of the second one, but I like the personal journal style of the first captions. The second set of captions are good too, I just have a soft spot for first person comics.
This made me think... I thought it's better to move away from the literal story to tell something more profound. But if you tell the literal story, the deeper meaning is open for the reader to discover. Hm... never thought of it that way before!