Celeste Pappas does some of the warmest portraits I've seen. Be sure to see all of her portraits at http://celestepappasjones.com . This is one she did of me sometime in 2008-09 when I was posing for the artists' group.
Quilters have their stacks of “some day” fabric, woodworkers their scraps “too nice” to discard, seamstresses their jars of "special" buttons Writers have their notebooks of “metaphors,” “transitions,” “characters,” etc., filled with scratchings and ideas that appeared--often unbidden--like literary puppies on their doorsteps. Among my finished pieces below I've scattered some of my "snippets." They are literary whimsy, not meant to be philosophical or even consistent with each other.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
A Charcoal Drawing of Me I Enjoyed
I published this Feb. 17, 2009. The work of local Vancouver, Washington artist Celeste Pappas can be found at http://celestepappasjones.com
My Tryout as an Artists' Model - Part 2
This was my next article, written two days after Christmas in 2008. You may want to read 'Part 1' before reading this post.
My Tryout as an Artists' Model - Part 1
At the end of 2008 I responded to a request for everyday people to model for a group of local artists who met weekly in a free space at Jantzen Beach. During the process I met some wonderful amateur and professional artists, earned a few bucks and received several portraits of myself that I treasure.
The following are screen captures from a former blog that was hacked and is no longer available. I was able to recover them using a cool website that has been archiving websites for decades, the Wayback Machine: http://archive.org/web/web.php.
The following are screen captures from a former blog that was hacked and is no longer available. I was able to recover them using a cool website that has been archiving websites for decades, the Wayback Machine: http://archive.org/web/web.php.
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