Saturday, October 17, 2009

The Black Fairy II

The witch as I said before keeps popping her head out her candy house for kids to approach. Nobody falls for her tricks so she keeps doing the head out of the candy house popping for background attraction.
During the play, the black dahlia and the black tulip accompany the queen of black roses everywhere. When the small or large forest animals come to offer the annual gift to the queen, she often accepts and gives away floral halo, wings, and wands as gifts of her enchantment.
Music is often played during the scenes and there's hardly any dialogue. Only silent movements and simple dance movements.
The sound of nature and birds can be heard in the distance.
Every character can wear leopards and ballet or flat shoes. Glitter is used on dress, make up, and fruit baskets. Spray paint can help turn ordinary things into enchanting silver or gold ornaments, furniture, or fixtures.

Friday, October 16, 2009

The Black Fairy

The black fairies are a few because each takes care of a different black flower. Black Dahlia wears her hair in a knot. Black tulip smiles as she enters the hall and kneels before the queen as she offers her most treasured gift, her golden chicken.
The queen is the black rose in nature and thorny around nails, with a long narrow nose, and deeply dark and full hair.
They drink the earliest morning dew before everyone wakes and as soon as the first rays of sun warm the mother earth, the black fairies are gone into the deep dark cradle of the forest.
The witch answers the door to the magical house made up of candy. Everyone is afraid of her until they realize the bloody hand that answers the door and gives a loud roar of laughter is actually a fake trick.
To be continued...

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Freedom

My name means "the one who holds freedom". It appears in many Persian texts, songs, social and political poetry, and within Farsi books on all library shelves.
I believe all humans are born free and have the right to live free.
I stand strongly on freedom of dress, expression, speech, style, and endeavors. All people of this world who enjoy music, art, cultures, and sports, education, and expression must in many symbolic and humanistic fashions, stand united with the people of Iran.

Thursday, September 17, 2009

A Play

I decided to write the story of the residents of toy land and fairy land as a play for children.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

The birth of a new novel

I've just started the layout of a new fictional novel on fantastical flower fairies and residents of an imaginary world made up of rainbows, flower gardens, doll houses, and toys. My own dolls, stuffed animals, story books, illustrations, sketches, and music boxes are going to be my inspiration on the cast of characters. I'd like to publish this book as an addition to my art collection for the future children's exhibits.