04/21/2008 20:19:01

LOL! I'd be kicked out of MY Sunday School if they knew I was drawing such things!  The "bitch seat" is common vocabulary for the back seat of a bike...and very few bikers will sit there...except, of course, if they're riding behind a woman...and in my experience, most of them don't want to be there even then!

04/21/2008 08:52:56

Thanks for the comment on "Cascade Falls", you are correct it is better in black and white vs color.

Steve B.

04/21/2008 08:50:48

Thanks for the note on "A Day At The Beach", I am glad you liked it.  Have great day.

Steve B.

04/20/2008 22:23:49

Thank you for your comment about the painting of my daughter. Before I started painting I was a photographer. For ten years I would not use photographs as references for paintings, but now I will as long as they are my own images (with some exceptions). Sometimes it takes a while to get the right image, but when I do it's magic! My daughter was 2 in the painting and she is still very pensive at 6...Take care, Cheryl

04/20/2008 12:06:22

That's funny. My mom, who is just a liver fan-a-tic, always made liver in various ways but I could never share her "joy" of the food.

04/20/2008 02:25:56

Laughlines... I only just now realized there was a comment on the snow scene. Yes I was... right there!  Thanks.

04/20/2008 01:35:18

Thank you for the refeshing comment. I think you are doing just what you're supposed to be doing. Your work is very full of life. there's so much going on in them it's exciting. Drawing has always been my first love. Your pencils and inks are very nice.

04/19/2008 20:07:26

Thanks for your comment. To answer your question, the item in the painting are not from my past, but my parents. The larger bell is from my Dad's one room school house, and he also had the old bubble gum machine. That is an old Whitman Sampler box that came from some things my Grandmother had. The book is a treasure I found, its an early edition of Darwins 'Origin of Species'. So, they are mostly all treasures from family. You have some wonderful works here! Donna