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Written by January 25, 2013

Book Thief

anecdotes . Artists . Bio . Books . Uncategorized . Vermilion, OH Article

 In the summer before third grade, we moved to a small town far from Dayton.  The ramshackle house we rented was across the street from the public library.  With its pink-marble columns, the library seemed to exist in another world.  I began spending all of my free time there.   My frequent visits to the library

Written by December 16, 2012

In the Studio 12.16.12

Studio Corner . Uncategorized . Vermilion, OH Article

For a Sunday during December in NE Ohio the light is good. Here’s a photo taken in the studio today.  I’ve been painting since 7:00 and now it’s time for lunch and the Brown’s game on T.V. Read moreIn the Studio Oct. 14 2012The large painting on the right “Garth and Jane” was finished yesterday.

Written by October 30, 2012

Hurricane Sandy

Uncategorized . Vermilion, OH Article

Hurricane Sandy came our way and mixed with the Nor’easter that was already pounding our shores.  This video was shot as I walked across our backyard.  Towards the end of the video, you can see the siding torn off a neighbor’s house.   Read moreIn the Studio Oct. 14 2012Hurricane Sandy Pounding my Backyard

Written by October 30, 2012

In the Studio—10/28/12

Paintings . Studio Corner . Uncategorized . Vermilion, OH Article

The winds from a furious Nor’easter pound against the studio windows. Whitecaps crash against the shore one after the other with ceaseless regularity, their white froth nearlty reaching the studio door. They say this storm will join with hurricane Sandy in the next day or so. Inside it’s comfy-cozy. The only thing to complain of

Written by October 15, 2012

In the Studio Oct. 14 2012

Studio Corner . Uncategorized . Vermilion, OH Article

Another lifelong habit I have is working on several–sometimes very many–painting simultaneously. I will put a painting aside to be taken up later any number of times. I might work on a painting a dozen times or more. The net effect, alas, is that it sometimes takes a long time to finish a painting. This

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