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Category Archives: Interesting….
The Caretaker
Yet another one of the colored pencil drawings from a bit ago. Here is yet another part of my personality I choose to draw in allegorical form.
Oh, that way madness lies.
An endeavor as of late for me has been to read through Bill Bryson’s book on Shakespeare for alas, I and a gaggle of students will be visiting Will’s old haunts this May. What struck me that Bryson talks about … Continue reading
Man Underwater
Another one of the colored pencil drawings. We all have a part of ourselves that in a sense functions as a vehicle for our hearts, feelings, and history. Here, at least in part, is a visual translation of that element … Continue reading
Portrait of the Artist as “The Head”
And here is yet another one of the self-reflective colored pencil drawings. Do you have a part of you that runs the show, keeps things in order, and works to negotiate all the ins and outs of life? This is … Continue reading
Portrait of the Artist as a 33-Year-Old man.
I’m teaching drawing 2 this semester, and currently have them working in colored pencil. It is a media I use to do a lot of work in for over ten years. I like it for its’ immediacy, and its’ watercolor … Continue reading
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Tagged colored pencil drawing, psychological art, self-reflective work, trompe l'oeil
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St. Jerome visits the studio
After the holidays here I’m busy getting work done that will be in the “Keeping Vigil” solo exhibition I have at University of Portland that opens Monday on the 10th. The last piece that has been on the docket is … Continue reading
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Tagged desert fathers, friendship in letters, saint, Saints in art, St. Jerome, Tim Timmerman
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Sugar, Sugar
As of late, I’ve been trying to eat healthy- haven’t we all? In that vein I ran onto some very interesting information in a book I read called “Empowering Your Heath” by Dr. Asa Andrews from Nashville (thank you Thad … Continue reading
“Anxiety” a recommended pod cast-
I’m a big fan of Wisconson Public Radio’s radio and pod cast “To The Best of our Knowldege.” Each program they interview a series of authors on a given topic. http://www.wpr.org/book/ One of the most recent ones I enjoyed very … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, Daniel Carlat, Ethan Watters, to the best of our knowledge
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This Time It’s Personal
I look at things as analogies: landscapes, objects, and stories I read as symbols of the human experience and who we are as people. I was recently struck at the landscape found on my families farm in Kansas and what … Continue reading
New York Observed
On my recent trip to New York I took time in a diner off of Madison avenue on the upper west side to jot down some observations I had made while roaming around the city’s streets. Here they are for … Continue reading
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Tagged facts about New York, New York art, Observations in New York
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