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April 30, 2014

Nesting Dolls, but I’m not Rushin’

I suppose this is another “show & tell” post, so first a little telling. One thing I enjoy about abstract art is that once in awhile you can create something that looks very different hung in various ways . . . viewer reactions vary with each one. My latest piece is like that. I noticed […]
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Published on April 30, 2014 10:26

April 19, 2014

New Abstract Art – Given Her Advice

As much as I enjoy the process of writing, sometimes a person needs to just step away for a bit. Lately I’ve become much more drawn to art, no pun intended. I’m lucky that way. If I trust my intuition I can easily move from one form of expression to another. For example, for more […]
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Published on April 19, 2014 06:39

April 7, 2014

10 Big Ideas for a Monday (minus nine)!

Well it’s Monday so I suppose it’s time for more about Einstein’s travelling at the speed of light? It’s tempting because not a day goes by where I’m not thinking about related topics. In a recent post – Light Surfing and Chasing the Big Ideas – I mentioned a film called How Albert Einstein Discovered […]
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Published on April 07, 2014 10:03

March 31, 2014

Beyond Surviving

I watched a very articulate documentary tonight, Surviving Progress. It was largely cathartic as it touches on so many issues, thoughts and concerns that I’ve had for years now. It’s about the human condition and presented honestly in the context of nature. If you decide to watch it, be careful as it can be disturbing. It […]
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Published on March 31, 2014 21:52

March 26, 2014

This Special Edition Has Some Special Additions!

The oddest thing has happened. It began happening nine years ago and last night it became official. Back in 2005 is when I began exploring digital painting. Even then this new, personal style was emerging – a combination of abstract drawing, then scanning various things from nature, then more drawing on-screen, and then fusing it […]
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Published on March 26, 2014 10:20

March 14, 2014

Light Surfing and Chasing the Big Ideas

There’s something that really grabbed me about the most recent review of Dawn at Last. Maybe it’s the part about writing from the heart? Maybe it’s the reflective quality? If you wish, you can read the entire review here on Ionia Martin’s Amazon review of Dawn at Last. There are some big picture issues that […]
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Published on March 14, 2014 15:11

February 27, 2014

The Precious Pet Projects of Julie Whiteley

One of the nicest surprises about self-publishing is getting to know book reviewers. They have quite the story to tell, and each one is different. One such person is Julie Whiteley, who coincidentally is the first reviewer that I ever approached about Dawn at Last. I was quite nervous back then, feeling that I must […]
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Published on February 27, 2014 22:03

75 times 365 gets closer to 24/7

I read a blog today that touched on the issue of security cameras, and in this case in the workplace. It reminded of a bit of information a year or so ago. Do you know that In major metro areas a person is on camera an average of 75 times a day – this was […]
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Published on February 27, 2014 10:36

February 22, 2014

Where to put the Big word in the big picture

Dawn at Last – $2.99 on Amazon
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Published on February 22, 2014 09:52

February 14, 2014

I Kid You Naughty!

Okay, it’s ten after 12, how can that be? Ever wonder why clocks and math don’t get along? They seem to be out of sync, at least once in awhile. And if every moment is unique isn’t it always once in awhile? Oye, sometimes I think George Carlin has butted in as my muse! In […]
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Published on February 14, 2014 11:12