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Published: 2015-01-17 20:12:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 2727; Favourites: 92; Downloads: 0
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. . . with a decidely Steinbeckian, Depression-era flavor.Inspired by the picture of my grandmother in the upper right.
Two years ago (has it been that long?) I began a project working with prints of my images in a more traditional sense, using the 3-Dimensionality of assemblage and collage techniques to make the leap from digital into the physical realm. Each one is an adventure, and I learn something new every time.
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UNA HISTORIA TRISTE Spiritus
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Assemblage (23.5" x 12" x 7.75"; or 59.7 x 30.5 x 19.7 cm); mixed media.
All images in my gallery are created with original photography by yours truly. Photography and final images are copyrighted and may not be used in any form without my written permission. Thank you.
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I - really like this - it has it's own look - something I haven't quite seen before ------------- you may be on to something .
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Gee, I hope so! Thank you, Doug.
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loving this one! arcade reversible....interesting!
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Thank you!
It's a steel spindle. I have no idea how it would actually work (but I like the idea that it's reversible).
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You've used a great and almost refreshing word, Yvette: Steinbeckian. My first and longest-lasting love
of literature. I've always wished he'd written more books...he just couldn't write enough. As a native Californian,
you can appreciate. Monterey and Salinas: Fabulous cities.
My usual best regards: Richard
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My favorite of his is Cannery Row...Monterey and beer milkshakes.
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I loved that whole series with Doc. John was such a wonderful man, with
so much down-to-earth concern for his fellow man. I will never forget visiting
his childhood home in Salinas ~ his family was well off $$$
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