Holy shit this is just awesome. What a voice.

Who knew? Graphic performance.

Looking down.

Catching some photos on the street. This is an Instagram™ pic. I love taking square images using my iPhone since I always have it in my pocket. This is the first in a series of looking down shots I’ll be posting here.

One walks briskly in a diagonal cutting the distance at a traffic light. Gliding through the park to look at the grass still green in January. Having particular pedestrian patterns one would think that there wouldn’t be any surprises, Turning the corner on the street you take when it’s a bit warmer and has wider friendly sidewalks — discovery. Looking down briefly to check the time there it is, shadows like lace.

Moving gently, shadows are like lace in this light.

Sometimes a day is naturally blue.

Just around the corner I walked in for lunch and everything became blue. Sometimes it just happens. Everything looks so different from how you remember it. Still, you are pleased by the turn of hue. The becoming of blue.

I don’t know what to say.

I remember when Apple stock was 4 bucks and everyone said the end was near. I hoped not. Now the world has been turned upside down. Nice job Steve.

It’s wonderful that friends share or I would have missed this one.

I don’t want to say much about this video so you can enjoy it completely. Reality will be suspended and you’ll forget that the  gold fish are painted.

This wonderful new book made me think about all the written correspondence I did for many years to my dear friend in Japan. I always adorned the envelopes with special lettering and drawing. Often in the letters themselves I would add noodling in the margins. In turn I received many Aerogrammes and letters typed on the back of movie flyers and other Japanese ephemera.

I wish I had documented them but alas I’m not sure if I have photos I can put my hands on.

Maybe I need to write my friend.

Floating Worlds, the letters of Edward Gorey and Peter F. Neumeyer

I’ve embarked on a project this year.

A 365 day project. It will result in 365 drawings. They will be made on my iPhone. I’ll be posting at my artlog and you can see them there if you are interested. I’ll try to write a bit about each of the drawings but sometimes the posts will be wordless.

I stopped putting my artwork at this blog except on special occasions.