You’ve heard that saying “I know it like the back of my hand”?
I can’t relate. There are so many grooves and furrows and twists and turns that if I was a bug that had to cross that terrain, I would be lost for a long while.
I think the texture and patterns are fascinating. I couldn’t [...]
Can you grow older and still remain a kid?
What do you lose as you gain height?
Thanks to Amy Kelberlau, her kids, and her grandkids.
You never know what those outdoor cats will pick up and bring home.
But Skyler and Grandpa Steve can make it fun.
I think it is done: The Chair
Art is such a many faceted endeavor. I enjoy it immensely while on the other hand it seems a huge, frivolous and totally unnecessary expenditure of time.
The Chair is for sale, $1000.00. The sale of it, although creating a huge loss of something I have [...]
My digital collage ‘Wonderville’ started with a sweet potato that sprouted before it could be cooked.
We took pity on the thing and stuck it in the ground outside our back door. We were surprised to see it take off, cover the back entry and actually bloom dark purple flowers. It was VERY prolific.
This [...]
Joy and I walk from our house along Ocean Drive often. Along the way we caught sight of this cross hanging from a fishing hook stuck into a post. It seemed strangely ironic. Thus, the name “Divine Bait”.
I guess we took the bait and this picture got saved.
Joy helped as I rushed to meet the deadline for call for entries at The Art Center of Corpus Christi for their Independents show.
This one is called ‘Hina’s Garden’. If you are interested Google ‘Hina’ and ‘Na Maka O Ka hai‘. She is an Hawaiian Goddess of coral and spiny creatures although she spends much [...]