Monthly Archives: November, 2012

I just finished this oyster mushroom painting. It’s a farmer’s market find. I remember walking by the booth and seeing… Read more »

Shadows grow longer. The light is dense and saturated. Muted tones in the landscape hit deep notes beyond my frequency,… Read more »

There’s a Gothic quality to the plant forms of the late Fall – especially on these days of dense fog.… Read more »

I am part of a volunteer town committee looking into the feasibility of connecting our two village centers with a… Read more »