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1. Farewell to my friend, my mentor, and always my teacher.


Absolute integrity. My wife said it so wonderfully tonight, "Such a grounded man. A breathtaking talent... But so unaffected and sincere."
Here is Tom in his studio.

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2. Wowza, James Gurney is brilliant.

Heads up to all the color key and color script artists out there. Saw this courtesy of a tweet by Tony DiTerlizzi.


After you watch visit the link below for more information on gamut masking from this incredible artist.

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3. Big snow storm rolling in tonight.

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4. Foggy Day Tree




I went out painting today at Valley Forge. The plan was to meet up with another artist. When I arrived, to be honest, had I been by myself I would have called it quits after one look at the grey misty sky and one lash of the cold wet breeze. That's the beauty of partnership. There Liz was, already setting up to paint, so I stifled my misgivings and did likewise. And what a nice surprise!

I did not stay long because my hands became numb and my nose turned into a faucet, but I was really somewhat pleased with my efforts. Liz and I decided we'd try never to be deterred by weather, but to adopt "Just paint it!" as our motto. Or maybe "Just say no to not painting."? ;->

Foggy Day Tree, oil on linen, 8 x 10 inches

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5. Afternoon session

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6. How to operate in the present.

































Stolen time from a recent getaway.

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7. Irish landscape


Now available at ETSY.
Original artwork from the children's book, The Wishing of Biddy Malone published by Philomel Books 2004.
Finished art area measures approximately 4 3/4 inches x 3 3/4 inches.

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8. Snowy Afternoon



Rooftops in the Snow, oil on linen on panel, 10 x 8 inches, 2010

I did this out the smaller studio window this afternoon. Snowed again all day today. It has not amounted to much as yet, just a lot of cold wetness melting in the streets and sticking to the old piles of snow. And scaring the populace, with our fresh memories of the recent blizzard and power outages. It's certainly pretty though!

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