Preparation of sheet plastic for the spray foam insulation looked like a scene out of "Dexter".
November 29, 2022
New Art Studio
Preparation of sheet plastic for the spray foam insulation looked like a scene out of "Dexter".
June 27, 2022
"All Lights Be On"
Although our cat Ready had never visited the Chatham light house, in 2007 he posed for a photo, used in this painting. Little did I know he would leave us in a year's time. Gail adopted him from Grandma Gloria. He enjoyed eating mice and chipmunks. Legend has it that in his prime, he killed "Shadow", a neighbor's cat, in Euclid, Ohio. He lived out his elder years in Twin Lakes, lounging on the deck sporting a harness. He passed away on June 23 at 12:30 PM. He was 22 years old. His human family and friends will all miss him.
Some comments: "He must certainly have been one of the best loved cats in the world. I will miss him terribly." (Missy), "Ready was lucky to have had you all as his family. He was a sweet lover boy. " (Dianna), "We'll all certainly miss our old friend. I'm glad that he lived out his many years in a loving home." (Dr. Bob, Hudson Vet), "We all loved him like he was one of our own. We were lucky to have known him." (Lori) "He had a good attitude." Jamie
August 29, 2021
My Happy Place
After teaching high school art for 10 years and moving to Cape Cod, I have developed an addiction to gardening. I was successful in planting some bare root rose bushes. Those magenta colored flowers on the right, Rose Campion. grew all by themselves. They reseed every year.
October 28, 2019
I am really enjoying ceramics. Here I am using Adobe Draw to work out some ideas on my new volute handled vase.
July 23, 2016
"Bad Dreams and Lies of Glyphosate" 8" x 10", engraving & drypoint print
May 17, 2015
May 16, 2015
Student Accepted to Mass. College of Art & Design is Awarded Tsongas Scholarship
This painting, "Year of the Dragon", is by one of my graduating senior students who was accepted to Mass. College of Art & Design. He was awarded the prestigious Tsongas Scholarship, which provides 4 years of free tuition and fees. The painting is an example of my cultural portrait project. Junior year students interview an immigrant to the USA and create a work based on their cultural research.
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