Au Gre de mes envies

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A slender, cream-colored notebook lies open on a smooth, dark wooden table, its thick, slightly textured pages filled with a single elegant haïku written in fine black ink. Beside it, several soft pastel sticks in muted blues, moss greens, and warm ochres rest on a small porcelain dish, their powder lightly dusting the surface. Soft morning light from an unseen window grazes the scene, creating gentle shadows along the notebook’s spine and subtle highlights on the pastel dust. Shot at eye level with a shallow depth of field, the background falls into a soft blur of neutral tones. The mood is contemplative and sophisticated, in photographic realism, evoking the quiet intimacy of a personal creative ritual.

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Au gré de mes haïkus

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Ici, j’explore le monde en haïkus et en pastels secs. Mots brefs, couleurs légères, instants saisis au vol composent un carnet intime, entre poésie et croquis. Je partage mes émerveillements, mes doutes, le silence des saisons et les petites choses qui réenchantent le quotidien, au gré de mes envies.

A single delicate ginkgo leaf, rendered in soft shades of lemon yellow and pale green pastel, lies centered on a sheet of heavy, off-white drawing paper. Beside it, an unfinished haïku in tidy, slanted handwriting trails off, leaving a few empty lines. The scene rests on a weathered wooden desk, with a small ceramic bowl holding worn pastel stubs in earth tones. Late afternoon light streams diagonally across the desk, catching particles of pastel dust in the air and casting elongated, poetic shadows. Photographed from a slightly elevated angle using the rule of thirds, the composition feels minimal yet refined, with a serene, introspective atmosphere that suggests the quiet pause between thoughts.
A close-up of a richly textured sheet of dark charcoal-gray paper, where a pale moon in soft white pastel hovers above a faint horizon, its edges delicately smudged to create a halo. Beneath the drawing, a meticulously written haïku in silver ink glows subtly against the paper’s fibers. A single slender pastel stick, slightly worn, lies diagonally near the bottom edge, leaving a faint shimmering trail. Dim, diffused evening light from a nearby lamp casts gentle, velvety shadows, enhancing the contrast between light and dark. Captured in photographic realism with a tight, centered composition and shallow depth of field, the mood is sophisticated, nocturnal, and meditative, evoking the stillness of a quiet night of reflection.
An artist’s workspace seen from above: an ivory sheet filled with tiny thumbnail sketches in soft pastel—branches, waves, mountains—surrounds a neat column of short haïku drafts. Pastel sticks in dusty rose, slate blue, and muted olive lie scattered, leaving smudges of pigment that frame the paper like an accidental border. A small glass of clear water and a folded linen cloth rest at the edge of the composition on a pale birch tabletop. Soft overcast daylight from a nearby window creates even, diffused illumination, minimizing harsh shadows and emphasizing subtle textures of paper and pigment. Photographic realism with a balanced, asymmetrical composition and sharp focus throughout conveys a calm, sophisticated atmosphere of thoughtful experimentation and quiet joy in creation.
A small, framed pastel illustration of a solitary tree in winter, its branches drawn with delicate strokes of cool gray and faint lavender, hangs on a smooth, eggshell-white wall above a narrow floating shelf. On the shelf sits a single, closed notebook wrapped in linen with a thin black ribbon, hinting at haïku within. A minimalist ceramic vase holds one bare twig, its linear form echoing the tree above. Soft, indirect natural light bathes the wall, creating subtle gradations of tone and a barely perceptible shadow beneath the frame and shelf. Photographed straight-on with photographic realism, clean lines, and negative space, the composition is understated and elegant, exuding a refined, contemplative mood perfectly aligned with a sophisticated haïku aesthetic.

Haïkus

Derniers haïkus et pastels, au fil des saisons.

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Messages lus chaque week-end

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(123) 456-7890