Monday, March 14, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
The Book of Torsoes.
Langley Collier, some one I could become very easily.
Gandharan Bodhisattva in a Landscape with Hybrid Horse/Man
Drawing Incorporating the Torso of a Member of the Imperial Family. You can see how the book opens. 
The front cover of the Book of Torsoes.
This is a journal I call The Book of Torsoes. Its called that because there are a good number of torsoes depict in its pages. I like to give journals some kind of thematic unity.
This is a journal I call The Book of Torsoes. Its called that because there are a good number of torsoes depict in its pages. I like to give journals some kind of thematic unity.
So I woke up and decided to recommence my blog
I created this blog originally to give my visual art products an internet home. Then I got caught up in Flickr and Face Book. I posted photos in an alarmingly random fashion. This is a much more organized form of exhibitionism, in my estimation.
I spent 2009 making large paintings. I showed a good bit also. Then, I acquired a lot of stuff. My work space became really cluttered. So for most of 2010, I worked in journals and on a project called Twelve Lives in Queens County: A Collaborative Zine.
So, I'm clearing out a lot of clutter. I finally threw out a twelve year computer monitor and felt terribly guilty about it. Later that evening, I found that some one had taken the monitor home with them. I was really pleased by that.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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