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thought collection

Some artwork of mine is being published in the magazine Thought Notebook – published by Thought Collection Publishing – in the June issue 4 that will come out June 1st. You can find more information via these links:

https://www.facebook.com/ThoughtCollection

https://twitter.com/thoughtnotebook

You can get the magazine in either print or digital after June 1st:

http://www.thoughtcollection.org/bookshelf.html

And there are these links too – for any other artists and writers who want to submit their work in the future:

www.ThoughtCollection.org

www.ThoughtNotebook.org

book excerpt in honor of Dr. Bob Hoke

Here is a pdf file – DrBobFirstAidKitSampler – a sampler of a few graphic-novel pages from a book I illustrated titled “Dr. Bob’s Emotional Repair Program First Aid Kit” – in this book I collected the stories and ideas expressed by psychiatrist Dr. Bob Hoke who recently passed away. I was so lucky to have known him as a Dad, a mentor and a friend. I miss him very much and I’m so, honored, humbled, glad, and proud, that I did this book.

http://my.bookbaby.com/book/dr-bobs-emotional-repair-program-first-aid-kit

"Coffee, Table, Book" excerpt

Just posted a few pages from "Coffee, Table, Book" over here: http://sueclancy.com/2015/05/21/lifte...

lifted from the Coffee Table Book

Here are a few pages lifted from my newest eBook titled “Coffee, Table, Book” http://my.bookbaby.com/book/coffee-table-book

Cheezus Loves Us

Hello there, pull up a chair...

Glad you're here. This blog will be mostly fed by my current blog at http://www.sueclancy.com - because over there I'm posting pages from my sketchbook (as you noted in my profile my day-job is being a full time visual artist) and those pages eventually become published books that you'll see here at Goodreads.

Books like "Dr. Bob's Emotional Repair Program First Aid Kit" http://my.bookbaby.com/book/dr-bobs-e...

Or like my newest book "Coffee, Table, Book" http://my.bookbaby.com/book/coffee-ta...

But since most of my work is visual image/art oriented and the blog format on Goodreads doen't seem to have the abiity do a pic as a blog post - it seems best to have a "feed" from my current blog.

At any rate - I hope you enjoy what I'm creating and sharing with you! Thanks for reading!

from my Oregon Coast sketchbook

Gullfriends

When I exhibit my artwork (as I did recently at the Caplan Art Designs gallery www.caplanartdesigns.com) I try to explain how my life inpires my artwork. Being more “visual” rather than verbal it’s easier for me to talk about this via pictures: as I go through life I draw and write in a sketchbook. Like the pages you see in this blog – or like this page here:

Then I use that sketchbook page as “inspiration” for some fine art piece like this one titled “Gullfriends”:

And I’ve recently done an ebook titled “Coffee, Table, Book” that (I hope) shows even more direct links between my sketchbook pages and the fine art I create. You can see info about the book here:

http://my.bookbaby.com/book/coffee-table-book

So you see, gullfriends, life is an art…

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wine art and other wonders

I’ve been busy getting ready for another art exhibit.  This one is at a winery! The opening party is the evening of June 5th during “First Friday” at Burnt Bridge Cellars http://www.burntbridgecellars.com/ in Vancouver Washington and Caplan Art Designs (my Portland Oregon area gallery) http://www.caplanartdesigns.com/ is facilitating things. I’m so excited! Did I mention that there will be really wonderful wine? There will be my artwork too – like this piece posted here. It is titled “Massive Mastiff Munching” and it’s a pretty, ahem, large sized piece. It’s a one-person show so there will be lots of my work of varying sizes and all with my warped sense of humor.  But did I tell you about the fantastically fabulous wines that will be available for tasting at the opening? Cheers dears!    

from my Oregon Coast sketchbook