It was very hard to create this and know it is my last one using this grand tool. So I addressed the issue of hope within. I hope you enjoy. I hope not against hope but for hope. Thanks for watching.
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Terry, thank you for making this – and all of your amazing zeegas. I woke up feeling a bit down and out this morning. This is just what I needed…it’s beautiful, haunting and a perfect send off to the zeega. I still can’t believe there will be no more zeega!! I may have to do a last one of my own…maybe a remix is in order…!!
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Sweet. Might I suggest you also look at these transmedia tools: Weavly, Moovly and Projeqt (https://projeqt.com/).
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Corvids are some of my most favorite birds. Narwhals. Hopes. Folks just a little beyond, or in front, or even just out of our periphery. This is beautiful as a final tribute and a good-bye to our lovely Zeega. You have made some truly meaningful and emotional Zeegas, my friend. Now the challenge is to find ways to create meaning with other tools. I know we will. And I look forward to seeing and feeling what we come up with.
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I like that little word–“we”. I am looking far and wide for a tool as handy. Popcornmaker is good but full of bugs and aggravating, but fun. I love how the poem changed with each iteration from text to soundcloud to zeega. Each one getting closer to what I wanted to say. And…I have always wanted to find a baby crow to raise up. No luck yet. I walk along the creek that borders our farm in the hope that I might also find save some baby river otters, but no luck there either. I guess that is for the best. No one could do as fiercely well as an otter mama. I am so grateful that you looked and listened and thought about my last zeega. On to find another transmedia tool.
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Every time I watch it, I feel a different hope, a different dream, for different issues; it’s amazing. It’s like the world turning, letting me in for that instant to add a bit hope — to reflect on what I might do. In one viewing I hoped for the whales’ survival in our damaged oceans; in another I hoped for the continued discussions and learning from Ferguson. All that in your visual, visceral, visionary poem. As always, an inspiration. Everything you do and share gives me hope. Thanks Terry.
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And you are my hope in the world because if anyone embodies the notion that hope is a verb, it is and always has been you.
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I watched it several times too – it’s rather mesmerising. I also found there were new things emerging from each viewing – the sign of good art I guess!! I also did like seeing the evolution from poem to audio-soundcloud to zeega (after I discovered your other posts). Thanks again Terry! And for links to those other tools, look forward to checking them out.