Bird

This bird somehow got in the mall and was making the best of it hanging out near a pretzel vendor.

Looking Up

Caution

"Caution! Big tree stump! On empty hillside! Five roadblock signs needed!

Will expect follow-up report in two - five years!"

Traveler

Driving on the 10 fwy

Shopper

One of the many Black Friday shoppers I came across- probably the nicest one

Leftovers

Waiting for Thanksgiving leftovers.

Elevated

Elevated subway station beside a draw bridge.

"Going up!"

Riverdale, NYC

Play time

Max is a good sport and D finds him hilarious.

Stunning wooden panels

Inside an elevator at Radio City, NYC

Pick a Color

Trying to pick a color to paint the kitchen. Are they kidding?

 

(Reminds me of Color & Design class in college. We had

to mix and paint little swatches of every hue and shade imaginable.)

Santa loving dog

Even working dogs love Santa. Santa's arrival is earlier every year.

Through the subway doors...

Like Waiting for Paint to Dry

No, wait. It's not like waiting for paint to dry. . . It is wating for paint to dry. That's my canvas, sitting on that chair in the sun. And I'm tapping my toe, waiting for the paint to dry. Thank goodness for that Los Angeles winter sun! (Opps, I think it's supposed to be "Like watching paint dry," which I am also doing.)

The Other Side

What's on the other side?

close up

Not camera shy that's for sure; I think this is his good side.

Autumnal Alchemy

Turning leaves to gold.

Store Front Indian

As many times as I frequent Disneyland, it never seizes to amaze me how I can always find something new and interesting to discover.

Trains, bridges and rivers

Metro-North railroad, Harlem River, Henry Hudson Bridge

Saturday afternoon.

They Find Me

My dad asked me how I find all the bones that I use in my artwork. I was stumped. I don't really know. I told him that it feels more like they find me.

The other day I was walking with Donkey where one side of the street is full of houses, the other side an empty hillside. It had just rained the day before. Donkey was pulling to go faster, to get to the house up ahead where the big dogs always bark at him. But something told me to slow down.

Then, it was as if I heard, "I'm here. A bone. Look over here." I looked down to my left and there it was. Part of a cat skull, I think.

Photo of a photo shoot

Washington Square Park, NYC