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My work is best described as diverse. I create in response to my personal life and the world around me. The bulk of my work is acrylic paintings but I have a long history of sculpting from stone,paper and bronze. I enjoy the challenges of learning new mediums/styles while honing my skills in preferred styles and mediums. My most prominent style is that of repetition; Repetition of line or using a smaller image to create a unified whole. These repetitions mimic nature, in that a plant,stone, or animal, has its individual place in the world and is also a part of a meadow,quarry or herd. Independence and unity. I am largely self taught and have been creating art for over 25 years. It will be a constant part of my life. Whether I am rich or poor, famous or unknown, it’s value to me will remain priceless.
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BANGKOK, AUG 21 -- People pray as Thai classical dancers perform at the Erawan shrine, the site of Monday's deadly blast, in central Bangkok, Thailand, August 21, 2015. Thai government officials and police chiefs attended a religious ceremony on Friday for the victims of the country's worst ever bombing but appeared no closer to determining who carried out the attack and why. REUTERS
"Wicked Wabbit" makes a very low simulated attack pass. This flyby was part of a demonstration that is unique to Thunder Over Michigan, in the sense that it is a battle re-enactment similar to many of the "Airpower Demos" we see today. Only this re-enactment features over 10 World War II era tanks, countless Jeeps, deuce and a halfs and other World War II era vehicles as well as participation in the air from a variety of aircraft from the era. In 2005, we had two P-47's and a single Me-109 (with an actual Daimler-Benz motor no less!) which made a ton of passes, great for photo opportunities!
A jet airliner is lined up on one of the World Trade Center towers in New York on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001. (AP Photo/Carmen Taylor via KHBS/KHOG-TV)