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Two kinds of light

When I took on these current three new paintings, I had to deal with two kinds of light, the physical light that everyone seems to be aware of, but in these paintings, I am also dealing with spiritual light. My wife said she enjoyed seeing me starting these paintings because she felt that scenes were [...]

A creative kick in the pants

Yesterday, I sat in the chair I usually write from and looked over at the what most will call our house entryway. The best light in our home is there. I then went down to my studio and brought up three paintings I had just started but hadn’t done anything with them for weeks. This [...]

Uninspired: The creative flow is uneven

It’s February. It’s mostly cold and gray and I dislike the gray days the most even over the cold. I must be part plant because the lack of strong sunlight affects my total being. Maybe I should have been a bear so I could sleep through these cold, dark months of winter. Actually, in a [...]

Art, writing and cyberspace

I’ve been writing my art articles for almost eight years now but lately my computer and Internet connection have been ganging up on me. This is the third week that my Internet provider hasn’t been providing very well. The week before last, I sent in my article three times before the paper received it. Last [...]

Different personalities

Sky and water have a lot of different personalities and are constantly changing. The light from the sky above tints and reflects on everything we see during the daytime hours. At the Madison County Senior Center, we will begin a series of painting demonstrations at this Friday’s painting class starting at 9 a.m. on the [...]

An unusual gift of the evening

Wednesday, a week ago, the evening sky was such a bright yet deep red that my camera could only catch a part of its true colors. I stood in awe looking out the window of my front door. I haven’t seen a red sky like that in many years. I can’t really find the words [...]

A recent path to inspiration

Around the 19th of December, I saw a visual in my head for a painting, one that was similar to a painting I had completed around 50 years ago. As my thoughts kept turning, I remembered that I had a custom frame stored that was made for me but a mistake had been made in [...]

Respect for the aging process

Right now, there is a big push on trying to hold back the aging process. In a way we are trying to deny it as if we could control it. The truth of it is, we can’t. Yes, we can delay, in some cases, the effect of aging, but ultimately it is there and in [...]

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