Cosmo, one of my hand made paper pulp paintings. Post 9/11, done the winter after that event. Reminds me of the plume that rose that morning against the bluest sky when those towers fell. Sorry, I can't help myself.

Mad, mad, really mad, can you tell? This piece is titled Lucky, and when I did a Powerpoint presentation about the Angels for a web design class I was in, he sang opera. I should post it, anybody know how I can do it?

I was laid off today, in spite of closing $40,000 in sales in the last few weeks and taking deposits on $30,000 more. So, no need to continue posting about the art I was selling, let's go back my own work. I may do some repeats from very early posts for those who have yet to see them.

One last Hadjiganev post, but let's hope I continue to sell his work this week. He paints the same scene at different times of the day, or the year, and I think this is the same field in autumn and summer. Do you agree?

More Hadjiganev, this is the one we used for the exhibit postcard. Nice, reminds me of Cape Cod. My co-worker, sold the one I posted on Friday, my favorite, at the opening last night. But I trumped him by selling the one of the woman getting into the red bathtub which I posted last week.

This is my favorite of the new Hadjiganevs, again, not a great image of it. Met him today, nice enough man, but when he came into the kitchen while I was eating lunch looking for some wine, he got cranky because he had to drink it out of plastic because there were no glasses to be had.

Sorry, been out of the loop on this blog this last week, was too busy to do both of them. I sold this painting yesterday at the gallery, from the Hadjiganev work that just came in. Love it, but not a good image of it. Something very Zen about it. They also got a nice still life to go with it.