From August 23rd through September 4th, Softly Dreaming is proud to announce our first ever Lesbian Film Festival!
The films will all be shorts no longer than 20 minutes in length. If you have a favorite short film, please submit it for all SD readers to enjoy.
Also, I am running a contest for the best name for the film festival. Will it be Dyke-arama Flicks? Will it be Lezzie F-Licks? You decide! The winner will receive their very own Moleskine Journal, the journal of prolific writers and artists throughout the years. You decide if you want graph, lined or blank sheets, depending on your proclivity. Want to see what else you can do with your Moleskine? Check out my past blog post, Hip Art. Fancy yourself the next Hemingway? Or perhaps Van Gogh? Then Moleskine is for you! I like the fact that they are soft leather bound, have an inside pocket that doesn’t interfere with your sketching or writing, and securely close with a hearty, yet stylish elastic strap and, of course, they are made for travel, so they slip in anywhere.
MOLESKINE IS THE HEIR OF THE LEGENDARY NOTEBOOK, USED BY EUROPEAN ARTISTS AND THINKERS FOR THE PAST TWO CENTURIES, FROM VAN GOGH TO PICASSO, FROM ERNEST HEMINGWAY TO BRUCE CHATWIN.
Moleskine is the heir of the legendary notebook used for the past two centuries by great artists and thinkers, including Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, and Bruce Chatwin.
This trusty, pocket-sized travel companion held their sketches, notes, stories, and ideas before they became famous images or beloved books. The little black notebook, with its typical rounded corners, elastic closure, and expandable inner pocket, was originally a nameless object. It was produced by a small French bookbinder, that supplied Parisian stationery shops frequented by the international literary and artistic avant-garde for more than a century. [Read More About Moleskine History]
The winner will be decided on the 23rd of August by 2:00 pm, so start logging your comments!
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