Recent Posts - page 23

  • Herman

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    by Bea Garthcopyright 2008work still in progressNote: click on picture to see an expanded version This piece is inspired by my great grandfather Herman Sund.

  • SUNSET BAY STATE PARK (first part)

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    by Steve Arntson copyright 2008 See it there!A sunset just a darkeningA black-and-white affair more suitable for Bad Guys and lonesome times It is said the rocks were blasted onceAt the entrance dynamite you didn’t stick around! Before you think… Read More ›

  • 海の日、江の島, The Day of the Sea, Enoshima

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    by Erik Kayecopyright 2008watercolorNote: double click on picture to enlarge This is another in a series of watercolors of Japan by Erik Kaye. He has been living there with his wife since the late nineties.

  • SURREALISM

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    A Bridge Between Heaven and Earth by Graeme Jones copyright 2008 In the early 1970’s I concluded that the remarkable hatred and fear directed at Communism by the miserable, small-minded cretins that ran the New Zealand Government suggested that there… Read More ›

  • Evolving Line IX

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    Please double click picture to enlargeby Erik Kaye, copyright 2008watercolor

  • Fallen Angel

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    Note: double click on pictures to see a larger image.by Bea Garth, copyright 2008scraffito-carved ceramic sculpture in progress, 2 views This piece seems to reflect “A Fallen Angel”– i.e., how one reacts to losing a relationship as well as reviewing… Read More ›

  • Ryukoji View, Katase

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    Note: double click picture to enlargeby Erik Kaye, copyright 2008watercolor“Its a famous nearby temple, Ryukoji, (ji means temple-Ryu means Dragon, Ko means mouth– Dragon Mouth Temple) where the Saint Nichiren was being executed when a bolt of lightning hit the… Read More ›

  • Eos Re-emerging

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    Note: double click to enlarge the pictureby Bea Garth,copyright 2008ceramic sculpture using carved engobe and colored terra sigillattas Note: Eos refers to the Goddess of the Dawn. I created this piece years ago in the early nineties beginning on the… Read More ›

  • Devil Girl

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    Note: double click picture to see the enlarged versionby Erik Kaye, copyright 2008watercolor80 cm wide x 110 cm high (roughly 31 3/4″ x 43 1/2″) Note: Eric says this is a composite picture inspired by a rave celebrating the viewing… Read More ›

  • A SHY LITTLE BOY

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    by Joan Dobbie, copyright 2008 standing beside anold red pickupscratching hisbelly buttonlooks up to seea (not really sowise) old womanride byon her mud yellow bicycleflashing a smile& waves to hershyly

  • Really?

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    Note: please double click on picture to get a larger viewCarved and painted ceramic wall plaque using engobe and terra sigillatas as colorantsby Bea Garth, copyright 2008

  • Animus

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    by Bea Garth, copyright 2008 Speak and I will run,come softly.‘Though it draws meI am afraid of the fire.Like a pumaI must think I am unseen,a few yards behind your reachin the darkness, amongst the trees.I must know that you… Read More ›

  • Reading

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    (Double click on the picture and you will get a larger version)By Erik Kaye, copyright 2008watercolor (If interested in purchasing some of Erik’s work, please send a query by clicking on the envelope icon after it says comments below.)