I love this picture because of its brightness, its lovely announcement of itself as entrance to receiving old slow ways of communication, its rusty ridges contrasting with its sunshine turquoise colours… It’s a statement of its function and it’s a greeting to new enveloped visitors.. it’s clear and it’s mysterious. It’s Dublin but also that rare captured happiness – Dublin in the sun. It is a small monument to history and its a quaint loveliness for Dubliners of today who treasure their past cultures. It’s a simple picture but it’s also an invitation to the curious to ponder what intimacies passed through the cave of its mouth. (This text written by Rose Lawless about Green Post Box image)

I have a story about this image. Maybe I’ll share it one day. Now I’ve decided to use it for T-Shirts. So we’re looking to the next week new exciting prints! Check out the other designs, send in yours as well. www.dublingame.com

I was writing my pages in the morning about usual stuff: growth and a stream of creativity and everchanging reality. Also about feelings. I realised how rare we can experience genuine clear emotion such as sadness or joy, sometimes anger and jelousy because normally we are not aware of them where they are coming from and we just reflect on outer things that caused their appearance or trying to get rid of them by infusing another strong emotions that can put them out of our picture by stimulants of any kind. This picture might look sad with the moon and falling leaves with solemn faces but the tree is well rooted and still alive. Just a passing of different seasons and there are flowers that blossom even in the time of the Fall.