redon: the question continues. findings so far.

supposedly didn't start using color until he was in his 50's. mmmmm, that sounds like a nasty rumor.
direct line to surrealists, and also perhaps to abstract expressionism. no surprise there.
oh, and apparently redon only tickles the eyes of early adolescents, so anyone over 20 who is enjoying him has undeveloped taste and should be ashamed (i think this is malarky. his oil paintings look like pastels, that shit is cool).

odilon redon

researching him now.

and my painting hiatus is coming to an end.

i think that silent inexplicable conversations are sometimes the most clarifying.

whenever i catch the bus at the common, the herd of people who get on in harvard station look at me curiously as though they are wondering if i am a crazy person who just rides the bus all the livelong day. well maybe someday, folks, but not yet.

cathy mcmurray

guess i'm a sucker for that moon-mountain-lake combo. (especially into the one on the left.)

her blog is here.

still in my head. it's been more than two full days now, which is excessive and alarming.

sort of like kc's cocaine stare.

parting gift for dos :(

sean alexander

wow. this guy is great. the middle one is called "chorus of boos".

picking battles

LS: "no."

NM: "yes."

LS: "fine."

~the end~

writing a frottage lesson (the art kind, not the sexy kind)

image by surrealist max ernst