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Re Kusumoto's colorful
response,
I was just wondering when writing a
thoughtful essay if or what colors hammer a point home. Admittedly, my mind began to drift to unrelated thoughts
by the second time Jeannie's name is mentioned such as "is my left front speaker of my theatre system working properly
while watching POSEIDON on
DVD" But I remained intrigued by what is behind Koose's use of
differently colored paragraphs.
Do I give more weight to those
comments highlighted in vermillion or periwinkle? When reading, do I move my lips only with those paragraphs
in cadmium?
I have always thought, but then again this is just me, that the best
color for a David Kusomoto essay is the color brief. It goes with any
decor.
freeman fisher
8601 west knoll drive #7 west hollywood, ca 90069
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