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I started my first blog in 2005. My blogs have been read more than 150,000 times worldwide. recently, I have been experimenting with painting and wood work using animal skins, bones and wood I find during my walks in the high desert of Arizona. It is a genre departure from my photography and literary works, but for me it all fits together. While the modes of expression are different, the purpose is the same – that of celebrating all that is around us with gratitude and as a blessing.
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Castoroides Arizonensis—the Beaver Skull by the High Desert Lake in Prescott, Arizona
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The “Blair Witch Project” (1999 film) as Inspiration for Revisiting a Painting I Did on Halloween in 2017
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What if the Young Peasant in a Peaked Cap Spent the Afternoon With Vincent Van Gogh Drinking Absinthe?
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Inspired by the Poems of Blanca Varela and Alejandra Praznik: the Eyes of a Femme Fatale
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Lignum Pisces Deserti: a Grouper Fish Disguised as Petrified Desert Wood
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When a Halloween Ghost Takes a Nap on a Blue Spruce Tree Cone
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Women’s Breakaway Roping: a Western Competition Showing the Special Relationship Between Women and Horses
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