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Suddenly... as suddenly as my work had changed upon the loss of my studio... I found myself thinking that as much as I loved collage and geometry and pattern and everything else I had explored in this body of work, I couldn't imagine myself working in this manner for the rest of my life. Nearly all the art that I stared upon daily hanging on my studio "wall of fame" was figurative art:

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Upon leasing a new studio space I continued to work in the same direction until the collages covered an entire wall. At this time I began to exhibit the work publicly... including entering a grouping of the pieces into a major museum exhibition. The work actually made it to the final weeding out... but in the end it was rejected (Iwas later informed) because of the huge scale (almost 14-feet horizontal:

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With time, however, the paintings evolved into something far more naturalistic...


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Around the year 2001 my work took a sudden shift in direction. I was suddenly without a studio space and forced to create in a small office space where painting was clearly out of the question. ...

I have, I believe, posted some of my own personal art to LitNet before... and some of it can be found on the web without much effort as a result of my postings to several art groups... nevertheless, as there have been several requests I will offer a brief overview of my own artistic efforts.

I was clearly no child prodigy...



Indeed, looking at some of my earliest art it is obvious ...

I took the SAT for the last time today. Finally, finally, I can shut the door on that part of my life and look forward. I think I did better on the math; I only had some trouble on the last section.
I had been worried about the essay, because I haven't written any 25 minute essays since the first SAT I took. However, I think it worked out fine. I'm not entirely sure about my introduction, but I got in three references (all literary, whaddaya know?? ) and a couple of big words, so, we'll ...