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Vale o’ Right-in-Times
Fourteen images for the 14th of February. Happy Valentines to all! Love, Cat Come to me in all your raging splendor. Come to me in your most bedraggled and despondent disillusion. Come to me in our most giddy and tenacious … Continue reading
Almost Blue
What is the moon doing to us? Waning in the depths of winter, the cold ungraced with snow. Come back, soft and frosty blanket. Please don’t leave us sloshing in the rain. Come back, your lightness, capricious orb, once so … Continue reading
Guest Spot: Susan Scutti and Sarah Valeri
Susan Scutti and Sarah Valeri, the author-artist team behind The Deceptive Smiles of Bredmeyer Deed, have merged an awesome science-fiction story with a thirst-quenching dose of the emotion and mindfulness that are all too often missing from this genre. The … Continue reading
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Tagged drawing, painting, Sarah Valeri, science fiction, Susan Scutti, writing
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Serious Playground: A Time-Release Capsule of Art in the Studio
Actually, this is a capsule released from time, a chronicle of my own invention, tapping into the ridiculously potent tools of digital media. The photographs span roughly five years, showing artwork that meanders through decades. With one exception, they were … Continue reading
Night Moves
Do you love taking photos at night without using a flash? If you do, good, because that means you’ll understand my attraction to these deeply shadowy, obscure, and ambiguous images. There seems to be very little information, data, whatever you … Continue reading