i just started reading that stanley cohen book.

kindergarten-age children, when asked to draw from observation, draw each object from the still life set before them on their paper as though the objects are being mapped and laid out in their brain and placed on a single plane. by second grade, they become interested in representing objects in space, and their relation to each other. this is a confusing change in perception, i think.



success and happiness in your future endeavors.

fallen trees, long walks

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christmas crafts

here's some pictures from the hikes i go on when the weather holds.

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high-res

mostly repeat stuff, but with my real camera:



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my cabin

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this owl's black soulless eyes made me cry.

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scary nights

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permanently flooded

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lucinda's rock house

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gristmill

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welcome to the bible belt

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dead baby bat

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last painting
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my studio:

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thanks for the boots, i would not have survived.

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work time

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update from the black rock mountain

ive been making paintings, christmas presents, a comic book, and friends.






black rock mountain top, near the foxfire


abandoned trailer


grave of violet, a daughter of a weaver at hambidge, who hung herself in lucinda's rock house. which of course gives me bad dreams.

better pictures soon.