Sunday, May 02, 2010
Not much to say except that yesterday was so windy here in Los Angeles, probably the windiest day of the year. All of my plants fell down like struck bowling pins on my front porch. Tonight I am in my studio, at work on a new commission for a church that is turning out very well. I worked all yesterday afternoon on it and an hour tonight. I am deluged with all kinds of work and could keep busy all the time but this weather is so wonderful it's hardly suitable for shutting myself in the studio all day. After a couple of hours in the sunshine at the beach it takes a terrific amount of willpower to pull myself away and go back indoors. I think I'll start taking my portable easel out when it's not so windy.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Thursday, April 01, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010

I am very fascinated by this gargoyle and by these types of ancient gargoyles found in and around Europe.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Keep good company - that is, go to the Louvre.
Paul Cezanne

This is an ACEO I did for a $100.00 for a collector in Japan. He asked "Please make me aceo of Girl With Pearl Earring, not like Vermeer, but Christian Bach version." An aceo is a small painting that measures 2.5 x 3.5 inches typically painted on card stock or bristol paper. He's collected 3 of these this year, the same painting, of course each one comes out slightly different, I wonder what he does with them? Maybe resells them?
Friday, February 12, 2010

I couldn't make up my mind, leather (faux), lace, or ribbons. So I wore them all! If you like these shoes you can find them here AMI CLUB WEAR they have many faux leather shoes and handbags at fantastic prices! Check them quick, they sell out fast.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Isn't this a cool Mona Lisa clock? It was a Christmas gift. If you want one just like it you can buy one here at Amazon.com.
Sunday, December 20, 2009

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I will be selling a few paintings to help in this effort. A 100 % of the profits will go to help the rescued animals at Animal Acres. This is a local organization were I volunteer and contribute and am concerned about. All the money contributed there goes directly for the animals, it is a 100 % volunteer effort of love. Every little and big bit helps. Thank you.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009

The Nightingale And The Rose
This is my interpretation for the cover of a children's book. Inspired by the Fairy tale by Oscar Wilde.
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Thursday, December 03, 2009

I just recently discovered these purple carrots, Freaky! Some friends brought over a half gallon of purple carrot juice and it was so tasty, much better than orange carrot juice, now I'm hooked. But these carrots are hard to find. I buy them at Whole Foods in Pasadena. I remember the first time I saw broc-o-flower in the market, that's pretty scary! Soilent green is people! What a screwy world we live in! I just saw a movie called "Penelope" about a girl with a pig snout instead of a nose, everybody screamed and ran away from her, then at the end she got a regular normal nose, I liked her better with the snout, she was cute that way, adorable! Oh well, there's no accounting for taste. Have you heard all the hub-bub about the planet flipping it's polarity? Has to do with the old wobble effect, that's what I call it anyway, you know how the Earth and Moon do that weird wobble thing? I like that it's slated for the exact time the Mayan calendar runs out, 21 December 2012, pretty cool! I usually try to read between the lines, sometimes it's what they're "not" saying that's more relevant, I noticed the scientists are arguing about all the effects that it will have instead of if it's going to happen or not, so I guess that means it's going to happen, cool! Gives me something to look forward too, just when I thought I'd seen everything!
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Saturday, November 07, 2009

And I remember about the ninth day into my solitude the tree outside my bedroom window beckoned me to paint it. The tree had become my one companion during my sickness. The first thing I saw when I woke up and the last thing I saw before I fell asleep. I'd wake up in the morning and go like this, "Good morning tree!" I'd throw off my blankets and walk to the window, open it and listen to the hundreds of sparrows singing in it's branches as it swayed in the wind.

Homage To A Tree
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