Tuesday, July 28, 2020







Three Graces, Streaming

archival ink jet print, 6/2020





Yoga, Square, Centrifuge

archival ink jet print, 7/2020







Yoga with Pelicans

archival ink jet print, 7/2020




One thing leads to another.  "Yoga with Pelicans" has for a background a photograph of an acrylic on paper painting, that was worked up in Photoshop and then used with a digital image of yoga woman.

"Three Graces, Streaming", is a continuation of a suite that I have been working on for about six months.  Graceful women have shown  up in my created images for more than a couple of decades.  Since the 70's, at least.  I have a steady stream of creativity with one thing leading to another.  The images evolve, the women change their style, from relatively realistic to abstract.  From the pure love of the Christian Mary variations, to the strength of warrior woman.  The Greek Artemis and Roman Diana, are examples of warrior women that have occurred in the creative stream from as far back as the human race can remember. Why do I do this, I wonder.  I want to create an impression of ideal femininity for myself and for viewers.

Tuesday, June 16, 2020

Sunbeams

archival ink jet print
6/16/2020

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Creek, June 2020

digital, 6/14/2020


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Thursday, June 4, 2020


"Dance Spring"
6/4/2020,  archival ink jet print







"Dance Lyrical"
archival ink jet print,  6/2020

Sunday, May 24, 2020


Babee Hapee, Tiles
digital painting





Dance at Sunset
digital painting, 5/2020





Dance with Flowers
digital painting, 5/2020








Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Dance Lyra, Drago


Dance Lyri, Drago
4/21/2020, ink jet print







March 11,2020
finished 4/20/20, ink jet print




Friday, April 17, 2020



Three Graces, An Art Experiment





This is a compilation of my favorite pictures from my exploration of different styles from one picture.  The Three Graces have been in the historical art stream since the sixth century BCE.  I am making a modest contribution, a reiteration, to a stream of art that has been for at least 8,000 years. 

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