These are character(s) within Quixazoo which is part of Poeticah. Are they the same character? Can you think of a word that describes what he/she/they are saying? What is/are he/she/they made of?

This is an exercise in art theory and ekphrasis. The challenge is to be creative. Any poems or comments will be greatly appreciated. Brief poems or haikus, in my opinion, can be especially nice.

A character from Quixazoo within Poeticah

This is one of the characters from the comic named Quixazoo within Poeticah. Name? Gender? Any ideas?

To see more designs like this one go to: www.poeticah.com

Any poems or comments will be appreciated.

A character from Quixazoo within Poeticah

This is one of the characters from the comic named Quixazoo within Poeticah. Name? Gender? Any ideas?

To see more designs like this one go to: www.poeticah.com

Any poems or comments will be appreciated.

The world of Quixazoo within Poeticah

This is one of the characters from the comic named Quixazoo within Poeticah. Name? Gender? Any ideas?

This is a Pseuhaldry = Pseudo + Heraldry.These images are inspired by the components of coats of arms in heraldry. They do not conform to the more strict rules of heraldry or to the specifications of blazons. You can see more on this at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blazon

To see more designs like this one go to: www.poeticah.com

Any poems or comments will be appreciated.

This is a Pseuhaldry = Pseudo + Heraldry.These images are inspired by the components of coats of arms in heraldry. They do not conform to the more strict rules of heraldry or to the specifications of blazons. You can see more on this at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blazon

To see more designs like this one go to: www.poeticah.com

Any poems or comments will be appreciated.

This is a Pseuhaldry = Pseudo + Heraldry.These images are inspired by the components of coats of arms in heraldry. They do not conform to the more strict rules of heraldry or to the specifications of blazons. You can see more on this at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blazon

To see more designs like this one go to: www.poeticah.com

Any poems or comments will be appreciated.

Trazaku = Trazado + Haiku. Can you read the Haiku in this image? If so, type it in as a comment. Any comments or response Haikus will be appreciated. You can see more designs at:
www.poeticah.com

Trazaku = Trazado + Haiku. Can you read the Haiku in this image? If so, type it in as a comment. Any comments or response Haikus will be appreciated. You can see more designs at:
http://www.poeticah.com

After more than five years I am finally posting more images! I will greatly appreciate any comments. These are Trazakus. One is a bold, vector based Trazaku and the other is a fine, bit mapped based Trazaku. Trazaku is a portmanteau formed from the Spanish word Trazado for a line drawing or tracing, and Haiku which is a short poetry form originally from Japan.