Last weekend Jocelyn and I went to Edmonds, WA to visit Semantics Gallery where Shemwindo’s Wife 1 and Standing Blue Horse are displayed.

Larry Jeffers also took three scarabs. Very Exciting!

I’m also spending a little time every Sunday early evening with Lorri, Wayne, Peter, Monet, Jenny, Bill and a few other sculptors at John Sisko’s gallery drawing live models. Even more exciting, plus it’s developmental and productive (would make my mother proud!)

Well, no one answered my last query. Not really surprised. Since I don’t post here regularly, it’s no surprise that people avoid the disappointment.

Last week I started my new crusade: To go where many men have gone before: galloping into galleries, proffering my paintings and submitting sculptures for critique and, hopefully, for inventorying. Met a very nice man who said, “Yes” just date and sign the pieces (sculptures) and a space is yours…

<Ahem>

I signed. On the foot of one and on the base of the other.

But I’m thinking of creating a brand or stamp, like I used when I was a Boy Scout Exec.

I haven’t typed here in months. I am NOT a big blogger… big on blogging… whatever. and I have enough trouble lately trying to explain to myself what I’m doing, plan to be doing, WANT to be doing.
Patience, please. I’ll get better; I always have

I have the kernel of a PLAN for this year. We’ll see.

More, Later…

Well, here it is February 2008, and I really am going to post regularly. This entry, though short, is already my second post this year.

Several plants from my garden of artists (that’s a retro-interpretation of “cohorts”) have become successful participants in this year’s Unclad Exhibition: Ellen Borison, Joe Mac Kechnie, Dan Riley, Lisa Seminoff, Lee Berry, Linda Demtre, Lyla Jacobsen, Diana Shyne, Barbara Fugate, and prolly a few others I haven’t mentioned only because I don’t vex them as regularly as I do these.

Congratulations All! 

I’m back to the ’stones’ project as well as a new wax figure (I’ve also still got the ‘old’ project waiting for completion) using Heather as model, even though I haven’t completed the earlier figure.

I took a successful workshop from Diana Shyne last month, and because of it I have three acrylic backgrounds started for new pastels I’ve planned.

More, later…

Welcome to my new space!

I’m ba-a-a-a-ck!

This is the sequel to the Pied Biker of song and story. Though I spend time in ‘Bekko Blu’ instead of on ‘Purple Haze’, the impetus to write and to entertain is as strong as ever.

Enjoy!