I live in a rain forest, but nothing like a jungle in South America. Yet, I can see the devastation caused
by clearing the land. This is a new technique, using Keto dye on plywood, as well as paint and charcoal.
Painting as I see it.
I live in a rain forest, but nothing like a jungle in South America. Yet, I can see the devastation caused
by clearing the land. This is a new technique, using Keto dye on plywood, as well as paint and charcoal.
I got a terrible result of my blood test a couple of weeks ago. As everyone knows now, steroids can work wonders. I laid low and the numbers are back to normal for me.
This painting is called Radio Waves. Information coming from outer space?
Do you wonder who is pulling strings? I am baffled.
A clue from a crossword puzzle that we were doing. The answer is sudden. I don’t know if the COVID virus qualifies, but it feels like it. To balance out the craziness I am using a weed in a field near my home. It is not stressed out.
Gregg’s woodshop studio is in the classroom next to mine, in a 90 year old school gymnasium. The floors are hardwood, but not flat. He bought these preused solid core doors and is making a large flat worktable. He’s been slow to customize his shop. He’s spent most of his life working on gravel.
Living in a rain forest, when all it does is rain, has it’s drawbacks. At least it isn’t snow.
I love to paint. It banishes all the crazies outside, and leaves me a little peace.
I have a file on my website that follows the changes to this painting. I have’nt updated it yet, but this seemed relevant.
This started as a lioness. Is she wrong to raise feral children?
The pandemic has shown how much CO2 humans create in “normal” times. I don’t think closing the world will work, but there is room for improvement.