As the holiday season is fully underway, I continued my attempt to knock off a few more ideas for those projects that never see the light of day. —Dominick
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Can’t say it hasn’t been on my mind all of the time, so I wasn’t surprised when a fall foliage painting turned into a small tribute to Puerto Rico.—Dominick
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Sitting on my desk for some time has been a piece of watercolor paper with some patterns of masking fluid applied long ago. So many aspects of the paper felt wrong: the size of the paper; the placement of what I didn’t want on it; the reason for even starting the piece; all of it. […]
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This past weekend I picked up a project from 13 years ago and started the next phase. As much as putting the project down many years ago has haunted me, I wish I could say life was better today and there was no need for this. But unfortunately what was warned about many years ago […]
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I have been in-between projects the past few weeks, and I have not settled on what to lean into next. I have been reading the Bill Moyers and Joseph Campbell The Power of Myth slowly as I find the time. Sitting on my desktop—not the virtual one—I leave it out for moments of insight when I […]
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Reportage drawing of the LGBTQ Solidarity Rally/Protest on February 4, 2017 at the Stonewall Inn, NYC. Life, healing, sunlight, nature, harmony and spirit.—Margaret
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A week after the election and a few days after the Trump protestors had marched down Fifth Avenue in NYC, I decided to take a walk over to the Trump Tower to see what was going on. And what was going on were crowds of selfie takers! There were barricades everywhere, one lone protestor left for the […]
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Spent the day in the city and it was not too surprising how much energy was vibrating from corner to corner. Strangers emotionally debating about the course of the election eager to predict their candidate of choice would win. We’re just a few hours away from the decision. Regardless of the outcome, I pray tonight our […]
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As the bbq’s get underway, pools are opened, and lazy Fridays and weekend agendas booked from now ’til September, in many towns, villages, and cities, this weekend finishes with a small tribute to those who have been killed in service to our country. There is some question as to where the very first “Memorial Day” […]
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