TODAY'S FEATURED POST
You Probably Need a 2025 Calendar!
Ah, it’s that time, yet again! The time of year when I start thinking about just what sort of calendar will I get for the next year? Actually, I probably should’ve done this earlier because mid-November is cutting it kind of close, isn’t it? Maybe not too close but still. It’s a little close. Either way, speaking as someone with a tenuous grip on time and projects (particularly these last several months) one thing is…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Growing Sideways
November 8, 2024 - Growing Sideways... I have been fairly quiet lately, quiet online and at shows. I mean I haven't been to many shows really since the pandemic, the amount of shows we have done is greatly reduced recently. The actual amount of shows we attend has diminished over time for various reasons, not the least of which is finding our nitch, so to speak. Early on Vicki and I had Renaissance Festivals and indoor shows for over half the weekends out of the year. That is A LOT of travel and shows. I miss it, sometimes. But that much travel always made it difficult for me to get into a painting groove. Some artists can come home from a week away and jump right back in where they left off into a piece. I am not one…
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Up close
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Gooseberry What? Part A
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Gooseberry What? Part B
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Head Down. Painting and Drawing.
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Two in one
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