Comments for Ezra Hilyer http://ezrahilyer.com My Creative Outlet Sun, 13 May 2012 06:13:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on A Sincerely Name Rush by Kathleenloree http://ezrahilyer.com/2012/04/20/a-sincerely-name-rush/#comment-123 Kathleenloree Sun, 13 May 2012 06:13:47 +0000 http://ezrahilyer.com/?p=238#comment-123 This is really nice. I've found that I'm enjoying your website as much as the instagram. This is really nice. I’ve found that I’m enjoying your website as much as the instagram.

]]> Comment on The Search For The Perfect Adhesive Runner. by leslie http://ezrahilyer.com/2012/04/11/the-search-for-the-perfect-adhesive-runner/#comment-121 leslie Wed, 09 May 2012 11:46:27 +0000 http://ezrahilyer.com/?p=218#comment-121 I like the kuretake 2 way gluepen- it has pin point accurate glue dispensing and isn't messy at all. they also have a felt tip glue marker that is 1/4 inch wide. Neither is messy. Check your local AC Moore or Michael's and see what they offer in the scrapbooking section, they have a TON of glue runners in continuous line and dots. I like the kuretake 2 way gluepen- it has pin point accurate glue dispensing and isn’t messy at all. they also have a felt tip glue marker that is 1/4 inch wide. Neither is messy.

Check your local AC Moore or Michael’s and see what they offer in the scrapbooking section, they have a TON of glue runners in continuous line and dots.

]]> Comment on My New Favorite Pen: The Kuretake Letter Pen by Super Fine: The Kuretake Zig Cocoiro Letter Pen « From the Pen Cup http://ezrahilyer.com/2012/04/03/206/#comment-106 Super Fine: The Kuretake Zig Cocoiro Letter Pen « From the Pen Cup Fri, 20 Apr 2012 01:16:32 +0000 http://ezrahilyer.com/?p=206#comment-106 [...] but then wound up ordering something else. The whole thing started when I caught a glimpse of this entry on Ezra Hilyer’s blog. That glimpse led to me poking around on JetPens (not that I needed my [...] [...] but then wound up ordering something else. The whole thing started when I caught a glimpse of this entry on Ezra Hilyer’s blog. That glimpse led to me poking around on JetPens (not that I needed my [...]

]]> Comment on Lucidity by Stanton http://ezrahilyer.com/2012/04/02/lucidity/#comment-101 Stanton Thu, 05 Apr 2012 21:08:00 +0000 http://ezrahilyer.com/?p=191#comment-101 It is easy in life to find cheap imitations of everything around us. But when something genuine is found, a sort of refreshing takes place. In this case, art is the subject at hand. Most say that in order for something to be art, it must "move" the receptor. However, I believe this to be in exact opposition to the very nature of art. An artist does not paint, sing, or write for, or to, an audience; he does these things for himself. Art is not what you get out of life, it is what you put into it. What does this have to do with the article above? Not much, but it has everything to do with the artist who wrote the words in the article. Though those of us who read and embrace the things written on this little website, I believe I can say without imposing upon the nature of the author, that little of it was written for us. Ezra Hilyer wrote this article to and for himself. Ezra, you are one of the finest men I know, and have one of the brightest minds I have ever had the pleasure of glancing into. But it is your artistic craft that gives you your edge. Thank you, for giving the rest of us a place where we can rest our weary minds from this labyrinth of reality. It is easy in life to find cheap imitations of everything around us. But when something genuine is found, a sort of refreshing takes place. In this case, art is the subject at hand. Most say that in order for something to be art, it must “move” the receptor. However, I believe this to be in exact opposition to the very nature of art. An artist does not paint, sing, or write for, or to, an audience; he does these things for himself. Art is not what you get out of life, it is what you put into it.
What does this have to do with the article above? Not much, but it has everything to do with the artist who wrote the words in the article. Though those of us who read and embrace the things written on this little website, I believe I can say without imposing upon the nature of the author, that little of it was written for us. Ezra Hilyer wrote this article to and for himself. Ezra, you are one of the finest men I know, and have one of the brightest minds I have ever had the pleasure of glancing into. But it is your artistic craft that gives you your edge. Thank you, for giving the rest of us a place where we can rest our weary minds from this labyrinth of reality.

]]> Comment on My Brother In The Half-Light. by Ezra Hilyer http://ezrahilyer.com/2011/06/01/my-brother-in-the-half-light/#comment-40 Ezra Hilyer Sun, 30 Oct 2011 03:44:19 +0000 http://ezrahilyer.com/2011/06/01/my-brother-in-the-half-light/#comment-40 This one is Andrew. This one is Andrew.

]]> Comment on My Brother In The Half-Light. by Adam http://ezrahilyer.com/2011/06/01/my-brother-in-the-half-light/#comment-37 Adam Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:55:42 +0000 http://ezrahilyer.com/2011/06/01/my-brother-in-the-half-light/#comment-37 Which brother? I have a hard time distinguishing which is which! That could be Andrew or Mark! Which brother? I have a hard time distinguishing which is which! That could be Andrew or Mark!

]]> Comment on Ode To The Composition Book by Adam http://ezrahilyer.com/2011/10/16/ode-to-the-composition-book/#comment-36 Adam Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:49:22 +0000 http://ezrahilyer.com/2011/10/16/ode-to-the-composition-book/#comment-36 We all had Hilroy notebooks in Canada, and they look nothing like the b&w marbled composition books in the ol' US of A. Looks like a dandy little notebook though. Hahaha... I love buying moleskines, but have a tough time filling them up. We all had Hilroy notebooks in Canada, and they look nothing like the b&w marbled composition books in the ol’ US of A. Looks like a dandy little notebook though. Hahaha… I love buying moleskines, but have a tough time filling them up.

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