Flirting with Belugas
I went to the Mystic Aquarium with our youngest daughter and loved the beluga whales. They were very friendly and social, joyous about being loved.
I went to the Mystic Aquarium with our youngest daughter and loved the beluga whales. They were very friendly and social, joyous about being loved.
Our youngest daughter is taking AP Human Geography this year, and coupled in the photo above with her textbook is the 22nd edition of Goode’s World Atlas.
I am so proud of the Association of Religious Communities (ARC) Board of Directors for signing the following Statement of Concern.
I found the viral YouTube video below very inspiring, and even though it was merely staged to advertise shoes, it got me thinking.
For the juried show I’m in currently I had to write an artist statement for them to have on hand to explain my approach, outlook and process. Here it is…
Now I would never have thought so, but this is absolutely marvelous. The two of us ended up eating this whole fresh-from-the-garden cabbage in one sitting…
“The creative is the place where no one else has ever been. You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition.
Here are photos of blog reader Susan, whom I met at camp. Everyone agrees that she has the best laugh anyone has ever heard.
Today I went to the opening of this juried show I’m in at the Ridgefield Guild of Artists. My pastel is…
The weathered picnic table/ is missing as much paint as it retains,/ splintering me, where my elbow rests/ and snagging my pants on the seat./ Smoother where…
I painted this large abstract oil painting at camp. You can see the entire 3’x4’ painting above. Below, after some progress shots on location, you can see a larger shot of it.
Here is some of the art other people did while at camp. Some of the photography conditions were not the greatest, so I apologize on the poor quality of images.
I’m proud to know this wonderful woman! It was a delight to have Libby come to do her play Lilia! for Creative Arts Camp.
For my writing class at Creative Arts Camp we were asked to bring a favorite small object. I brought the Petoskey stone mouse shown in the photo.