Experimenting with my new portrait transfers — I create them from vintage images (no AI) to to mimic the effect you get when you use a gel medium to transfer a paper image to your physical art work. During that process, some of the image gets rubbed away and the result is a wonderful, faded and...
This charming 20th century painting by Doris Zinkeisen represents Heckington Mill as it is today. In 1890, the cap was blown off and the mill severely damaged in a storm. Originally it had five sails, not the eight here. A cap was purchased from a similar mill scheduled for demolition and...
Journaling reads: It has been a busy week. Besides the normal, daily activities, we had doctor appointments added to the schedules.
On Monday, one of our friends is now home - bound, so Ilene and I visited her for a couple of hours on Monday. My doctor appointment for later in the day had...
Journaling reads: It was such a beautiful day so we rode the bike to Digestive Health in Kernersville for a consultation with the doctor. After it was determined Mark would need to have a colonoscopy and endoscopy, we made the necessary appointment and then stopped for a late lunch at Cracker...
I found this picture of my Gramma, and it opened up some healing for me.
Journaling:
I always had a up and down relationship with my Grandma. I was never really sure where I stood with her at times. After she passed, my Dad told me some stories of her growing up years, and tragedies in her...
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