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Cells

I have a lot more time now to observe, and living in a town, the creature to which I have ready access is my fellow human. One of the most distinctive features of our kind is the polyvalent and beautiful hand. Watching...
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sketch crawl

Periodically, and all over the world, artists get together for an informal "sketch crawl". Locals decide the spot to convene at, and you're on your own (but share lunch, at least in meal-oriented France). You can see worldwide posts: http://www.sketchcrawl.com....
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view from above

 The best part about airplane travel is the view from the window. Time to reflect without the distractions of everyday life. And a broad-view perspective, literally, on life. Here are a few invented aerial views which I hope capture that...
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Amsterdam

I love this city! Even in drizzly and cold November, everything about it appeals. Aesthetically, both olden traditions and the latest design trends, are everywhere to enjoy. I was amazed that, within the city centre, every nook and cranny was...
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San Francisco Bay Area

Before moving to France, I lived in the beautiful San Francisco Bay area. The best thing about California was there before any humans showed up. Even so, I was inspired by the semi-natural landscapes created by the very important agricultural...
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petanque ournament
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Pétanques

Every village in the south of France has at least one terrain de pétanques, a carefully calibrated patch of ground tamped down not too hard and not too soft, usually situated beneath a group of plane trees (pruned in the...
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Watercolours

Watercolour on paper, 28 x 18cm (11 x 7") Not available.The old neighbourhood of Bairro Alto in which we stayed.Watercolour on paper, 21 x 28.5cm (8.25 x 11") €250 SOLD.The biggest challenge for this painting was working fast to prevent...
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Morocco

It's taken me a while to get this post together—had to set up my scanner in my new place, not to mention finish the coloriages! Martine Chabas, a fellow artiste and someone who knows her way around Morocco, planned a "Stage...
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