Rice Rain ~ for Carpe Diem Midsummer Kigo #220, Taue (rice planting)

 

 

rice planting

the sound of rain through sunlight

the worker’s break

 

Digital Drawing and Painting

• 6.75 x 9.75 Inches @ 300 pp
• 4.5 x 6.5 Inches Postcard to 4 x 6 Inches
• Zen Brush App
• iPad 2
• Adobe Photoshop Elements 6

My response to prompt #220, Taue (rice planting) for the Carpe Diem June 2013 prompts, which are centered around traditional “kigo” or “season words” for summer. Taue (rice planting) is a midsummer kigo.

June on Carpe Diem has been divided into three different seasons of traditional summer kigo: Early Summer, Mid Summer and Late Summer. The informative prompt and responses to this prompt can be found on the Carpe Diem Blog.

You are invited to respond to these prompts as well.

Have fun. Explore haiku. Aloha—Rick

Tags: Carpe Diem Blog, Haiku, Kigo, Mid Summer, Poetry, rice planting

• June 12, 2013
• Arts, Haiku and Related Forms, Rick Daddario, Visual Arts
• 12 Comments