04/25/2008 11:08:47

Hey, youre back. You asked about the picture of the trees in ice, Its under the freeway, right outside the 'Graffiti Graveyard'. If I had been facing in the other direction, It would have been looking into the opening of the Graveyard.

Chris

04/22/2008 08:16:02

Hi Sue,  How have you been,  snow finally melting your way?  It's been a slow start to spring creative wise for me.....but that's ok, it's given me opportunity to just enjoy the blossoms and the birds,  and the sweet smell in the air....

TAke care, kara 

04/20/2008 11:26:58

Your work is great;  I love the variety and "fun" sense in many pieces.  The trees definitely have personality.  Where is North Monmouth?  It sounds so foreign to me - must be east coast.  I still get a kick out of the idea we can be sitting anywhere in the country and have instantaneous communication.   I appreciate you taking the time to comment on "Through All Trials", the painting of my elderly African-American.  Cheers to you!  Lucinda

04/20/2008 06:48:03

Thanks for your comment on 'West Germania Street'. It is an old town, those houses look the same as they did 100 years ago! just the road has since been paved, and there was a railroad track along side the road until about 20 years ago. I love your work. Another horse lover!

04/20/2008 04:02:07

Thank you so much for commenting on my site!  I feel very excited to have found encaustic art which I find a fascinating medium.  I love to let the wax take me on a journey - you just never know where you'll end up!

04/18/2008 12:23:39

Hi, Thanks for commenting on my eggshell paintings. Yup ... I can't seem to say enough about the subject :)  Your work is inspiring! - Kathy

04/17/2008 16:37:03

Thanks for visiting my page, I love trees, I love YOUR tress, If you make prints I'd be interested!

04/14/2008 06:09:15

Strange that you made the comment about native americans and the sky, the photo you refered to was taken at Lake Hefener in Oklahoma.

Thanks for the comment.

Steve B.