The wide spread of the horns or sensors grabs my attention, makes me want to know what will follow. The imagery is in service to a story. That there may be a story worth waiting for is, in itself, positive.

good job! olives, spring leaves, schools of minnows green and silver rising to the light Naxos

Fabulous piece! On every level. (Not to mention that the rider is certainly coming if we don't wake up as a society.) I think this work is made stronger by your earlier stuff which establishes your visual

Right on, again! Keep singing reality; it will remain while everything else (in the world of ideas) collapses.

Excellent! Your stuff should be in a high level gallery. It takes a while for a good gallery owner to develop a market for an artist; five years is a reasonable time. So, it would help you to get started

Useful work, way to go!

Birth Song Trust begins in another's arms, opening to warm hands, soft truths— the sun rises, yes, pulling you with it out of the sea; morning is your birthright, love, your lifelong song. Peaks Island

Late Breakfast Red nails, gold cigarette, young pampered mouth, hair drawn back, a sense of having reached her limits, a perfect twenty-two. There was a moment when she chose all this. I must begin again,

Caitlin, Thanks for your hard work. It helps get the truth out. Rachel Maddow may make 30 grand a day or whatever it is for showcasing propaganda, but karma has a long arm.

Hoot's Triumph In front of The News Shop, glistening, green, chrome, black leather, throbbing at rest—Hoot's Triumph ready for the road, 5:30, a summer morning, cool and gray. Hoot finished his coffee,

Bach Each morning, in a small courtyard across the alley, a teenager walks slowly back and forth reading a schoolbook or manual, repeating phrases in rhythm with the peaceful movement of her legs through

Mary Cassatt In an Italian restaurant in Chiang Mai, designing a table for a van in which I will live, a toddler with short fuzzy hair is attended by his mother and two Thai waitresses and Mary Cassatt

Sure. Spread the word!

Hey Arthur, I have watched your video twice with great interest. It is most instructive to see the first lines gradually built into the finished portrait. First the structure, then the bracketing values,

Exactly. My standard advice these days is Don't play! (their game: debt, power, celebrity, life is about superiority, etc). Just, quietly, turn your back. A little at a time, construct your own more satisfying

Way to go! Keep that fix it mentality. Great photo, posing in the rust!

You are misinformed, as Nelson Mandela said to Clinton who was repeating some bullshit. Either that, or you are profiting somehow from all these unsupported tirades (CIA troll?), or you are deeply afraid

Transparent propaganda. Who is paying you?

Very fun, Arthur! I learn from your work every time, as I stumble along trying to paint a decent portrait. In this instance, the lighter tone on top of the orbicular? muscle above the eyelid gives it just

I think the drawings are interesting, accomplished. But Picasso was looking on. He was on his own track, straight ahead at full speed at all times, his energy making us look, whether or not we liked it.