THanks Barbara, that is a good description and another positive spin on it.  I forgot to add, I put those paintings there when I was feeling very overwhelmed with canvases in my home, so it helped unclog that flow and I began to paint with renewed vigor!

 Are you on Boundless Gallery? 

Your work is so colorful and bright I love that!!  

It is walking into another world as you say, it is how you see it and not how it may really look. That it great!!  ND    

I meant to ask you, have you heard of a gallery in Seattle called The Kirsten Gallery? an online friend of mine suggested I check it out and I actually emailed them today and asked if they would look at my website!

Thanks for the story and comment.   I took art classes at SFSU, too, less film than printmaking and lots of fun continuing ed. stuff at Fort Mason, which I hear is still going strong. that would have been 84-86.

The vibe at SFAI was definitely more one of anarchy, and the film dept. was, so far I as I could tell, unrelated to anything commercially done in the day.  The individual reigned supreme, which is pretty much what I see is the paradyme in art today.

I will have to remember to keep my box cutter handy in my next teaching gig. 'Attila Albright'.  In some way having a critique is so much better than teachers with the "Yeah, maybe you could be done...do you feel good about your work?"

Good luck with the college search thing.