The Essence of Erosion
Today’s art was inspired by someone I saw on Instagram when I participated on that platform. Although I have been away from there for a long time now, I still remember the artistic sculptures of Jack Eagan. I won’t show…
The Rose Window
Today we will look at some of my recent art that, once again, looks at geometric design. As I traveled this road, I found my interests turned toward the world of Rose Windows – those circular stained-glass windows found in…
Art Interlude – Aching for Mary Waxmen
A bizarre experience today – September 2, 2025. As I often do, I began my evening by listening to music and opening my painting program. The music selection was found on YouTube, something called [2025] Feeling Good Mix – Billie…
The Harvest
In today’s blog post I am going to talk about the harvest – what that means to me, and so much more. As is usually the case, I will also present a number of recent art pieces I created and…
Stories the Elders Tell
Today’s blog post will be a bit of a mixed bag with some thoughts on storytelling, some thoughts about reading and writing, and of course, art. Let’s see where it takes us…. In a previous blog post I talked about…
The Cathode Corridor
In the August 4th blog post, “Ghost in the Machine” we looked at some art that combined my 3D rendered art with my 2D digital painting. I thought that it was quite fun to produce those works and so I…
Ghost in the Machine
More and more, I am noticing that people are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to participate in the world of art. Some people are using it to create said art, while others are using it to analyze it, as is my…
Cultural Art
A lengthy blog post is ahead, so grab a tea or a coffee and let’s dig in. Today’s blog post was inspired while reading Suhail Mitoubsi’s blog post called “Exploring Visual Parallels: Aboriginal Art and Abstract Art.” A brief summary…
Lasting Gestures of Love
I am often moved by the kindness of others. In today’s blog post I am going to talk about lasting gestures of love. This was sparked by a gift that my wife received recently from four of her Al-Anon friends.…
Parkinson’s Revisited
It has been 15 months since I lasted interviewed my wife, Denise, with regards to Living with Parkinson’s Disease. Both she and I have seen many changes over the course of those months, and I thought it might be a…











