Child of the Sea Care Bear for Red Brunch

Sounds like the title of a rock ballad. Its not though.  The Red Brunch is a char­ity event orga­nized by Aunt Rita’s ben­e­fit­ing var­i­ous AIDs related char­i­ties on World AIDs Day, Decem­ber 1, 2012.  To buy tick­ets etc got to RedBrunch.org. About a week ago, Nancy Hill of Gallery Hazel in DoPho con­tact me and [...] Read more »

The code — use it.

My art web­site has been around for more than a decade.  You can find car­toons dat­ing back to 1993, I think.  The prob­lem with hav­ing a web­site main­tained by only one per­son, namely me, over that length of time, is that iner­tia makes it hard to make big changes. The larger the web­site became the [...] Read more »

Imperfect Action

We artists are an inter­est­ing lot.  Many artists wait for the fire to strike before lay­ing the brush to can­vas, but not all.  Some of us plan our work in such detail the com­pleted can­vas is in our mind’s eye before we ever lay the brush to the canvas. Either way, many of us wreck [...] Read more »

Random Notes From January 2011

I have been insanely busy this year already. First I would like to give a shout out to Two orga­ni­za­tions who have fea­tured me in the last month. Most recently I am the Fea­tured Artist at Artsyshark.com. Also ArtofDay.com included me in 18 Great Paint­ings, Illus­tra­tions, Draw­ings, Sculp­tures & Dig­i­tal Pho­tog­ra­phy. Both fea­tured works from [...] Read more »

Loving the Embrace of Nightfall

In the midst of the Binary Birds series I was con­tacted out of the blue by an artist out of  Florida.  She com­mented on my paint­ing Mother Night, which made me think about it some.  Since I am in the midst of my 100 Paint­ings projects I do not turn down any ideas that feed [...] Read more »