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Another Day, Another Experiment
Sometimes I stare at something off and on for weeks or months or days or years. Then, at some point, try a new twist and there’s suddenly something new. Don’t you love that? Catherine Rutgers © 2014
Posted in Revelations
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My Collaborative Valentine
This begins with technique, exploring one of my favorite photos, so kindly lent to me by Tom Burnett, he of the serious knack for taking a good-looking picture. This one was set as my desktop background when I got inspired … Continue reading
Posted in Snapped
Tagged collaborative poetry, photography, the beach, Tom Burnett, valentine
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Fun with Friends!
I have no idea how we decided to do this and am not sure when. But I do remember it was so much fun! Oil paint, spray paint, and oil pastels on canvas. All three of us working at once. … Continue reading
Posted in Revelations
Tagged collaborative painting, mixed media, Susan Scutti, text in visual art, Tom Burnett
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The Very Last Rose of 2013
Oh, so much drama contained in this bloom. She was a tiny tight bud in late October, an orange anomaly topping three skinny green branches, a miniature rose, unfurling almost all the way as of 26 November, when I plucked … Continue reading
Posted in Revelations
Tagged extraordinary characters, gardening, high-resolution scans, roses
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One Hundred, One Love
There really aren’t any words for this. Just a late-night riff, layers of subconscious play made conscious. The original image is sixty-two inches long. Which means I haven’t been able to see it yet in full-size splendor. But I’m thinking … Continue reading