An Amarillo Cowboy and a short drive down the rambling highway in my mind.
This old soul is finally finished up. (And I am yet again reminded that I need a better camera. Ugh–it’s blurry!). In any case, this piece was great fun, and […]
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A Painting and a Couple of Keepers
I’m happy to report that I’ve ushered in the beginning of a brand new decade with an absolute minimum of emotional distress and a surplus of happy happenings. The most […]
Round Number Birthday
Is it just another number? Is it a milestone that provides an opportunity to assess where you’re at, and conspire about how to get to where you want to be? […]
Leslie Wise – Women and Their Work Artist Registry
Leslie Wise – Women and Their Work Artist Registry I finally got posted in the Women and Their Work member’s registry! Happy and honored to be listed among these fantastic […]
Making a Statement
Anyone that has spent anytime at all exploring and observing living artists know they come as a package deal: the artist and their statement. While this statement is a great […]
Slowly, but Surely
Early spring weather in Austin is not conducive to writing; please excuse my lack of updates! Even though I haven’t been writing, the past few weeks have seen several [small] […]
First Post of the Rest of this Blog.
The first blog post seems the scariest, so I’m just gonna get it over with: I’ve quit my full-time job, started taking classes, and have begun creating almost daily. […]
