Too Little, Too Late
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Tag: Clothesline Art
Spiraling Down, Down, Down
Wordless Wednesday Continue reading Spiraling Down, Down, Down
Wild Is… And Where We Go From Here
The image above is another of my random thoughts of CLA (Clothesline Art). I am getting more comfortable with these off-the-wall images (you might call them doodles), but this is not a stopping point. Instead, it is just a part of the overall road traveled. Eventually I will get much more sophisticated with my art appreciation. That thought brings up a story I need to tell you. Continue reading Wild Is… And Where We Go From Here
The Clothesline Art Process… Making It Happen
No this is not a new Clothesline Art post, although I am including the first image in this series. That image is entitled “Baby Steps” and that is what this post is actually all about. Me, Having My Say about the direction and lessons learned so far, to make this 2025 project a success. I will tell you about two basic lessons learned for CLA. Continue reading The Clothesline Art Process… Making It Happen
No Imagination
Reality is… Continue reading No Imagination
A Bright Spot
Here is another of my “Mind Gone Wild” in my Clothesline Art series. I call it my Bright Spot. That is the the emerging white light in the middle of the picture. I always try to look on the bright side of all circumstances in life, no matter how foggy they might initially be. Continue reading A Bright Spot
NYC Surrealism
I never in my wildest childhood dreams thought I would live close to New York City, but that happened between 1996 -2000. During that time we had several of our Midwest clan visit and each expected a personal tour of the Big Apple. For the most part we obliged them. Continue reading NYC Surrealism
“Walden” Weekends To Artsy
Of course, “Walden” refers to Henry David Thoreau’s book about spending 2 years in a crude log cabin by himself near Waldon Pond in Concord, Massachusetts. Many scholars believe this is one of the best-known non-fiction books written by an American. It was published in 1854. He did it as an experiment to live a simple life, escaping the complexities of society, and to deeply contemplate and reflect on life.
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Announcement – The Artsy Side
Clothesline Art is a new project for 2025 here at RJsCorner. This is where I will be about me flexing my contemporary art muscles in 2025. I say this art is what my mind’s eye sees instead of what is actually there. Continue reading Announcement – The Artsy Side
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