01.19.10
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So it is now 2010, and I am finally chicking in. From Oklahoma City, visiting my parents. Since I just about ruined my right rotar cuff back in Silver City last week, this is an opportunity to continue the computer damage, but on a smaller scale.
Next week, when I return to the studio, I will be in high gear on two murals for a San Diego senior apartment complex. These will be in a quasi Arts and Crafts movement style, but fun enough. Pictures to follow.
This year is a year for change – after the quasi murals, of course. I have applied for my social security, such as it is, and this has prompted intermittent periods of self reflection. The basic W’s (who, what, when, Why, and where). Que Pasa and Bon Appettit.
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09.03.09
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This summer came and went, mostly doing not so fun things. HOWEVER, now I am working in the studio again. Another deer, and Hurrah! a commission for a large birdbath. 
The birdbath is coming along, but slowly. It took about a month to get all of the ceramic pieces made, glazed and fired. 
As you can tell, I don’t often attend to this. I probably won’t get any better in the near future.
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02.19.09
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This is finally finished, after a lot of work. Getting the “antlers” attached and solid turned out to be multi-day event. I like this piece and reluctantly sent it to the gallery. Using the quaint and kitschy found objects is more like the old me.

My Dear Deer
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02.10.09
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Our Lady of the Babies
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Day of the Dead has been on my mind since last September. Several people in my life died, and even more to the point, it leaves the living with things to think about. And since I am firmly planted in my sixties now, I am rethinking who, what, why, where and what. Having lived near the US/Mexico border most of my adult life, I am grateful for the color and mixture of cultures. The skulls are inspired by the sugar skulls that are made and given, during the celebrations of Day of the Dead, Novembver 1st and 2nd. Mine are about archetypes, instead of specific individuals.
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02.09.09
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Everyman, Everywoman, Childhood, Dreams, Desire
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Royal Elk
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02.08.09
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So I may have worked out uploading images. But obviously without context. Oh well.
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I made a cake for Day of the Dead
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Two savy friends have tried to help me enter the 21st century. It is much easier to just make stuff in my studio, and that is still hard sometimes.
I know how to post words, but since I am not so much interested in talking, my next task is to learn how to get pictures posted. That is today’s goal.
But to let you know some background, I am fortunate enough to live in a small town in a somewhat remote area Silver City< New Mexico. And that area is not only is not only beautiful in a high desert way, but home to several diverse communities – artists, ranchers, miners, old time families, gays, old hippies, conservationists
and many alternative healers. There is always something going on here.
Now if I can just figure out this image thing.
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