born and raised in the midwest but have lived in california for 20 years. i have contemporary international art galleries in san francisco and new york. my partner, an architect, and i have an amazing 5-year-old daughter. it’s all an adventure.
beautifull!..oh,i said the evil word!..but hey,how refreshing,seems i´m not the only pictoral storyteller out there!holy postmodern,bite my finger!life matters!
Dear Todd, I enjoy your viewing/reading your blog, and the subjects and sensibilities represented. The chandelier piece is brilliant, and thank you for the heads up about Brideshead. I have attached a link to a sight that I regularlly visit and I am included this issue about 3 entries down. Thanks, Eric
how refreshing to find someone literate who does not
sound like an English Major!
And what beautiful work
on your site! I have a short list of adored works
which good manners forbids me to impose on you,
but your mention of Kawabata tempts me to mention
his lesser known masterpiece, The House of Sleeping
Beauties, which is too perverse for the cirriculum.
Best regards,
Phillip Larrimore
actually, i was an english major… and worse yet, an attorney. in other lives. i work at writing like i think. i will track down “house of sleeping beauties” and read it. thank you.
This site is glorious. . . Margie has been imploring me to check it out forever, yet, of course, I just got to it now. Wow. I’m going to have to hunt for a new blog hosting service. Your visuals are stunning and your writing is just beautiful. Loving it…
I came across your site after googling some of my favourite artists and noticed that you had mentioned them here. I thought you might be interested in some ink illustrations I have done.
March 20, 2008 at 3:10 am
beautifull!..oh,i said the evil word!..but hey,how refreshing,seems i´m not the only pictoral storyteller out there!holy postmodern,bite my finger!life matters!
July 23, 2008 at 7:58 am
Dear Todd, I enjoy your viewing/reading your blog, and the subjects and sensibilities represented. The chandelier piece is brilliant, and thank you for the heads up about Brideshead. I have attached a link to a sight that I regularlly visit and I am included this issue about 3 entries down. Thanks, Eric
http://www.minusspace.com/logarchive2008-2.htm
September 11, 2008 at 6:58 pm
how refreshing to find someone literate who does not
sound like an English Major!
And what beautiful work
on your site! I have a short list of adored works
which good manners forbids me to impose on you,
but your mention of Kawabata tempts me to mention
his lesser known masterpiece, The House of Sleeping
Beauties, which is too perverse for the cirriculum.
Best regards,
Phillip Larrimore
September 12, 2008 at 3:51 am
actually, i was an english major… and worse yet, an attorney. in other lives. i work at writing like i think. i will track down “house of sleeping beauties” and read it. thank you.
May 7, 2009 at 9:55 am
Hey Todd,
This site is glorious. . . Margie has been imploring me to check it out forever, yet, of course, I just got to it now. Wow. I’m going to have to hunt for a new blog hosting service. Your visuals are stunning and your writing is just beautiful. Loving it…
Fondly,
Dana
May 7, 2009 at 9:58 am
gee. thanks. quite a compliment from you. your blog is my favorite…
August 20, 2009 at 6:03 am
Hi Todd, love your blog!!
Best wishes from Bonn/Germany,
Ulla
painting and objects
::the art of poetic possibilities::
September 8, 2009 at 4:31 pm
Dear Todd,
I came across your site after googling some of my favourite artists and noticed that you had mentioned them here. I thought you might be interested in some ink illustrations I have done.
I also keep a blog http://www.deciphertheday.blogspot.com – anyways I will be bookmarking you!
It’s a great blog