Haiga of Ron C Moss
Ron is as well-known for his distinctive book covers as he is for his haiga . . .
Season by Season: Episode 7 – Cold Dew
Alexis and Kit take an autumn walk in this episode, "Cold Dew." What autumnal surprises await as they wander through the apple orchard and the pumpkin patch? Will they make it back to the kitchen before October mist sets in? In Hiro's Corner, we take a delightful look at an unusual seasonal transformation.
Image Haiku of Marlene Mountain
Marlene’s work has always been most strongly inflected by her art school background . . .
THF Galleries — Image Haiku of Marlene Mountain
Revisit the image haiku of Marlene Mountain in the THF Galleries.
Season by Season: Episode 6 – White Dew
The season "White Dew" reflects a changing of the light and the beginning of autumnal journeys for Alexis and Kit; a moon-viewing party brings together famous voices in haiku; and "Hiro's Corner" is particularly fruitful in an exploration of grapes.
Per Diem for September 2020: Mental Health
Haiku about 'Mental Health', as selected by Susan Burch.
Haiga of Stephen Addiss
Stephen is on of the most decorated sumi-e artists and calligraphers in the world . . .
Season by Season: Episode 5 – The Beginning of Autumn
Alexis and Kit bid farewell to summer and welcome in the harvest season in this episode, "the Beginning of Autumn," featuring nostalgic summer fruits, a soundscape of the Dog Days of summer, and an awe-inspiring meteor shower. In "Hiro's Corner," we take a look at a special seasonal fish.
Two Wings The Butterfly
Vizenor's haiku are marked by a quiet absorption in commonplace events that stand out because of his talent for capturing the accurate natural detail.
THF Galleries — Photo Haiku of Dian Duchin Reed
Enjoy the photo haiku of Dian Duchin Reed in the THF Haiga Galleries.
Season by Season: Episode 4 – The Beginning of Midsummer
Summer heats up in this episode of Season by Season, "the Beginning of Midsummer / Minor Heat." Join Alexis and Kit as they appreciate cumulonimbus clouds, get ready to celebrate a star festival and bask in the resplendence of some very special flowers.