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Does any1 have the link to the cover of "Internationalists" by Powderfinger ?

did you use the travelling leunig, or the one with thoughts unravelling out of his head? For our assessment we have to use an image with no words, so the unravelling one wont work...and the trvelling leunig looks more physical than imaginative.

oooh thanks :) so that could mean that he may be sleep walking...and the duck is there to guard over him?..i dunno, im not good at analysing visual..but its for an assessment :(

i found a pic: Leunig, the secret journey. Im not sure how it relates to imaginative journeys..he might be walking in his sleep..but theres a duck there. :S

Does anyone have examples of visual media for imaginative journeys? There isn't many in the Supp text section, and i was hoping that someone could assist me in finding some. I found some leunig, and dali pics, but would like to see what others have found :)

:D im doing it too, and would also like help with analysis and techniques. PLEASE SHARE ;)

thanks very much shorty :D

yeah well i cant see the irony either :S...we have a booklet full of questions, and one was to state the irony of that particular line.. So far, all i have is that Atwood writes that there is nothing that well guide or direct you "compass useless", and then she contradicts herself by saying that...

Im trying to figure out the irony in the first line of the last stanza: "What ever i do i must keep my head". Atwood knows that the sun, compass or pointless words can not help her, and realises that it is easier to lose herself in this journey than any other..but i still cannot find the irony...