BLOGME TENDAL DCLIII: Passion clothesline
They aren't hunging clothes up. They're crucifying them! What did they do wrong to deserve such penance....
24 May, 2020
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BLOGME TENDAL DCLII: sign language
But well written, in a hanger and matching tweezers. Even to talk by signs is better handwriting well. Or may be they want to ask for something....
17 May, 2020
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BLOGME TENDAL CDLI: Deconstruction
Birds become tweezers as a sign of adaptation to modernity. They deconstruct the clothesline by becoming symbolic abstraction and bringing to the essence the image of the perched bird and that of the prensil claw. Although contradictory, this deconstruction builds a conceptually complex image, also turning...
10 May, 2020
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BLOGME TENDAL CDL: Perchapinza ou pinzapercha
Mouthful. I can't translate it into English If you try to spell it too fast, may be you can´t: pinzapercha perchapinza pinzapercha perchapinza Did you can? Great!. So now, even more difficult: Without taking a breath pinzaperchaperchapinzapinzaperchaperchapinzapinzaperchaperchapinzapinzaperchaperchapinza We can do it more literary Instrucións para pescar rincha con percha Pinza a...
03 May, 2020
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BLOGME TENDAL DCXXIX: Evolution
One of the traditional, conventional or simply best known clotheslines option, was the rope tied at two points away from each other falling low to hung clothes up and it needed a stick (stake, rod, etc.) to lift the rope and have the clothes...
26 April, 2020
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