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I made these hugging salt and pepper shakers…
I have been working lately with a line from a Bible Lesson a couple weeks ago, “Deity which outlines but is not outlined.” It’s about doing God’s will and not…
On my Mac I’ve collected all sorts of images in my Internet wanderings and it’s time to clear my slate. Many of these I do not recall where I found them but…
This is the first book in the Strokes of Genius: the Best of Drawing series. I came across it when hunting in my library for
Two days after Christmas Helen Frankenthaler passed on. Until then I didn’t realize she lived in Connecticut not far from where I’ve lived for twenty years.
I was inspired today by Judith and Richard Lang who regularly comb the same section of beach for literally tons of plastic and make art out of it. The video below is fascinating both environmentally and artistically. After seeing the video, you may want to peruse their website at www.beachplastic.com to see more of their … Read more
This collage is made from snippets from college “view books” before I recycled them. We saved only the nine for the schools to which he has applied.
Yeah! I’m celebrating my third year of this daily blog. I have a tradition of making a “best of” list with links, which folks have found it especially helpful
– Here is today’s abstract painting in acrylic with eleven details shown below. – (Prints of the work are available here)
– While not at all thrilled with these recent doodles in ink, they have aspects I like… –

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Here is an exercise I did in oil pastel of the four basic elements of air, earth, water and fire.

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I’ve looked at and read many of these survey art books. This one that I got from my library is considerably better than most.