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  • Paintings
    • Libyan Sibyl
    • Alice in Wonderland
    • Fat Head
    • Linda Carter Wonder Woman
    • Judy Garland
    • Katy Perry
    • Shirley Temple
    • Cleopatra
    • Marilyn 2
    • John Singer Sargent and the Goblet of Fire
    • DINO
    • Old & Crazy
    • The Water Pitcher
    • Joyful Warrior
    • Happy Warrior
    • Bam! Superman vs. Shazam
    • La Gioconda da Zinzinnati
    • The Wedding Portrait
    • Help Me Carrie Fisher
    • Billie Lourd
    • Carrie Fisher Too
    • Granger
    • Harmony in Red and Green
    • Girl with the Harry Potter Earring
    • Girl with the Pearl Earring #3
    • Dianne and her Jet
    • The Next Supper
    • Portrait of a Young Woman
    • Choice
    • My Artist's Studio
    • Frazetta
    • La Grande Baigneuse
    • Sandalio
    • Bette Davis Eyes
    • Marilyn Monroe
    • The Girl with the Red Hat
    • The Floor Scrapers
    • Hands
    • Mona Lisa
    • Dana
    • The Bath
    • Vicomtesse Bianca: Portrait of the Empire
    • Snoopy
    • The Crying Girl
    • The Girl with the Pearl Earring
    • Not Bullets, Butterflies
    • Cat Woman
    • Synthetic Sarah
    • Maria Callas
    • The Source
    • Arya Stark
    • Sunny
    • The Black Rider
    • Chase
    • Pumpkin Pie
    • Purple Crush
    • The Emergence
    • Big Mac
    • Nazarene
    • The Racetrack
    • Betsy
    • Butterfleyes
    • Butterfly Girl #2
    • The Night Dance
    • Fat Baby I
    • Apple 1
    • Apple 2
    • Green Shape Abstraction
    • Mary & Porche
    • Eat of My Nachos and Be in My Salsa
    • Chili the Wiener Dog
    • Belle & Maria
    • Cake
    • Yellow Ochre
    • The Raven
    • Sans Christina
    • Angel
    • Billie
    • Jessica
    • Bretta
    • Cubretta
    • Love Your Skull
    • The House of Ro
    • Spike the Cat
    • Pears
    • Wonder Woman
    • Kamala Vote
    • The Drawing Lesson
    • Peaches and Vase #1
    • Peaches and Vase #2
    • Black & White
    • Star
    • Stars
    • Twist
    • Fives
    • Eye
    • Sun Girl
    • Sarah and the Moon
    • Sarah and the Coat
  • Paintings 2
    • Coffee Pot
    • The Art Room
    • Sienna
    • The Rook
    • Inside Looking Out
    • The Chessmatch
    • Chessplayers #1
    • Chessplayers #2
    • Chessplayers #3
    • Chess Players #4
    • Dart Board
    • Cantina Del Rio
    • Dogmatic
    • Portrait Unfulfilled
    • Lime
    • Pitcher and Cup
    • Alone
    • David
    • Apples on Table
    • Modern Man
    • Dancers #1
    • Dancers #2
    • Dancers #3
    • Dancers #4
    • Fingers
    • Amy
    • Art Exhibit
    • Send in the Clowns
    • Falling Man #1
    • Space Cat
    • Isolation
    • Mustard and Onions
    • Purple Scrunch
    • Number One
    • Mr. Blue Shoes
    • Office
    • Ceiling Fan
    • Orange Torso
    • Fight
    • Yellow Man
    • Violinist
    • Smoker #1
    • Smoker #2
    • Smoker #3
    • Moon and Lake
    • Moon and Lake #2
    • Heaven and Earth
    • Sun and Lake
    • In Your Garden
    • Red Rocks
    • Goggles
    • Blue Girl
    • Walking Giant
    • Hands of God
    • Cracked Ice
    • Watchmaker
    • Cat and Mouse
    • Coffee
    • Reality of Evolution
    • Church On Tulane
    • Fireworks on Lake Michigan
    • Tie
    • Angie
    • Blender
    • Mother and Child #1
    • Mother and Child #2
    • Christina
    • Autumn
    • Winter
    • White Chair
    • Silas
    • Crash
    • Wheels
    • Traci
    • Builders
    • My Dream with Miwa
    • New Orleans Street
    • Shadow Faces
    • Jack Harvey
    • Wiley
    • The Jungle
    • Piano Player #3
    • Purple Sleeve
    • Study in Sienna
    • Cloud Face
    • Jesus of the Fishes
    • The Crowd
    • Primary Face
    • Primary Face #2
    • Bar
    • Transfiguration
    • Selfie #1
    • Selfie #2
    • Stolen Couple
    • Stolen Time
    • The Sea #2
    • The Sea #3
    • Wispy Couple
    • Leaves
    • Butterfly Face
    • Smoke Painting #1
    • Smoke Painting #2
    • Meditation and Transfiguration
    • The Moore House
    • Falling Man #2
    • Nightmare
    • Guilt and Lamentation
    • Lady
    • Introspection
    • Anxiety
    • Misery #2
    • Janet
  • Drawings
    • The Nut Gatherers
    • Meret Oppenheim
    • Rogier van Der Weyd
    • Medee
    • Ophelia
    • Ariandne
    • Bacchus
    • Burgher
    • Amor y Psiquis
    • Picasso Drawing
    • Sonja Knips
    • Arm of Moses
    • Retiro Park
    • Ecstasy of Saint Theresa
    • GoldFish
    • Madonna of the Meadow
    • Japanese Lanterns
    • Miwa
    • Twist Kitty
    • Girl Playing Astragal
    • Rolling Papers
    • Lottery
    • Ruby
    • Bildnis Einer Frau
    • Hellenistic King
    • Mierevelt
    • Jean Fouquet
    • Woman Drying Her Foot
    • Green Captain Marvel
    • Critical Mass
    • Betsy Queen of Hearts
    • Pastel Horse
    • Amy
    • Aubrey
    • Stephanie
    • Van Brown
    • Big Child
    • Chance Drawing #1
    • Chance Drawing #2
    • Dynamic Nude
    • Figure on Orange
    • Kneeling Nude
    • London Christmas
    • London Sketch
    • Recling Nude
    • Smoker Sketch
    • The Fall
  • Drawings and Prints
    • Bruce Lee
    • Sonja Knips
    • Chess Death Sketch
    • Chess Sketch
    • Dance Sketch
    • Christina and her Cross
    • Projected Lady
    • Butterfly Face Transfer
    • Clay Baby #1
    • Clay Baby #4
    • Cosmic Girl
    • Dancers Sketch
    • Lisa
    • Daniel
    • Eyeore
    • Tigger
    • Chair 1Jan95
    • Chair 2Jan95
    • Chair 5Jan95
    • Chair 6Jan95
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    • Chair 8Jan95
    • Chair 9Jan95
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    • Chair 12Jan95
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    • Chair 15Jan95
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    • Chair 24Jan95
    • Chair 26Jan95
    • Chair 27Jan95
    • Chair 2Feb95
    • Chair 6Feb95
    • Chair 7Feb95
    • Chair 8Feb95
    • Chair 9Feb95
    • Chair 13Feb95
    • Chair 21Feb95
    • Chair 2Mar95
    • Chair 5Mar95
    • Chair 6Mar95
    • Chair 7Mar95
    • Figure Sketch on Grey
    • Foot Sketch #1
    • Foot Sketch #2
    • Giant Sketch
    • Gloom Print
    • Greg and the Moon
    • Hand and Cup
    • Hand of David
    • Jenny and the Jungle
    • John Glenn
    • Lightning Strikes
    • Lion Transfer
    • Little Face
    • Lost It
    • Moon and Sun
    • Red Sketch
    • Scream Print
    • Sky FaceWood Block Print
    • Small Girl Sketch
    • Smile
    • The Falling
    • Thorin Undone
    • Twisting Figure
    • Wood Block Figure
  • Sculpture
    • Sassy Pitcher
    • Harry Potter
    • Gandalf, Fallen
    • Dragon Fly
    • My Accountant
    • Mark Twain
    • Infinity Pot
    • Severus Snape
    • Hermione Pot Fired
    • Incense Rocket
    • The Troubles of My Heart
    • Large Hand
    • Head
    • AppleBoard
    • Lisa
    • Raku Figure
    • Sun Spring
    • Piggy Bank
    • Striped Pot
    • Clara Bow
    • Clara Bow with Sidelights
    • Split X
    • Green Elephant Pot
    • Singularity
    • Soap Dish "Fingers"
    • Dartboard
    • Akhenaten
    • Baby Elephant
    • Brown Speckle Pot
    • Old Empty Boxes
    • Old Empty Boxes' Synthetic Friend
    • Lady Pot
    • Clay Painting I
    • Clay Painting #2
    • Clay Painting #3
    • Pablo and Frida
    • Fractal Devon
    • Accordian Girl
    • Cylinder Girl
    • Popeye
    • Red Figure
    • Big Hand
    • Acrobats
    • Baby Guillotine
    • Banana Bong
    • Brains
    • Broom
    • College Plaster Universe
    • Cone Box
    • Dug Pot
    • Eiffel Tower
    • High School Relief
    • James P. Sullivan
    • Little Head
    • Orange Body
    • Mad Dog
    • Mardi Gras Beads
    • Fractal Mirror
    • Mouth Pot
    • Narasimha
    • Ocean Test Tile
    • Jesus in a Box
    • Orange GiantClay
    • Organic Green
    • Organic Red
    • Rose Chair with Jenny
    • Sarah Undone
    • Soap Dish "Whoppers"
    • Old Plaster Head
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Harry Potter

Creation is a conversation. Once pen sets to paper, brush to canvas, or the first bits of clay are formed one must listen to what these new shapes in reality have to say. It is a fervent and whispered discussion with our souls filtered through the prisms of informed experience and sought knowledge. One can not just force his or her idea into being for we must diligently react to what is developing before us. You may carefully lay the steps of success and succession orderly beneath the feet of a child but with this child's first step the pave stones of parental guidance must be shifted and continuously realigned to assist the tiny human. The nature and placement of these steps of assistance become an operation of cooperation and the parent must trust to the intuition and direction of the child. An art work is the same. As the creation develops it leads me to paths I had not nor should not have conceived. If I forge on with deaf ear I dampen its possibilities. It is the ability to communicate with and relate to the growth of ones creation which maximizes the outcomes. It is why I view all of my works as my children. And why would anyone want to have a child and not listen to him?

My Harry Potter pot originally began as a Hermione pot. I had failed to realize that I could not just simply shape the features of the girl onto a head with such generalized form. My Hermione pot became more of a Greek like head and my clay began to whisper the idea of a Medusa to me. This coil pot developed from the bottom up and once I reached the eyes my creation spoke of Harry Potter to me and I listened. I am reminded of the art Mary GrandPre' created for the books, my favorite books by the way. I sometimes wonder what sort of boy J.K. Rowling envisions when Harry Potter whispers in her mind.

The lid is Tom Riddle and symbolizes not only their psychic connection but the influence he had over the direction of Harry Potter's life. Without Voldemort there would be no boy who lived. We all have these influences and shapings of our lives, some positive, some not. But we must listen to these whisperings that guide us and we must create and live with them and not against them. And after all, who does not have a little bit of Voldemort inside?

Harry Potter

Creation is a conversation. Once pen sets to paper, brush to canvas, or the first bits of clay are formed one must listen to what these new shapes in reality have to say. It is a fervent and whispered discussion with our souls filtered through the prisms of informed experience and sought knowledge. One can not just force his or her idea into being for we must diligently react to what is developing before us. You may carefully lay the steps of success and succession orderly beneath the feet of a child but with this child's first step the pave stones of parental guidance must be shifted and continuously realigned to assist the tiny human. The nature and placement of these steps of assistance become an operation of cooperation and the parent must trust to the intuition and direction of the child. An art work is the same. As the creation develops it leads me to paths I had not nor should not have conceived. If I forge on with deaf ear I dampen its possibilities. It is the ability to communicate with and relate to the growth of ones creation which maximizes the outcomes. It is why I view all of my works as my children. And why would anyone want to have a child and not listen to him?

My Harry Potter pot originally began as a Hermione pot. I had failed to realize that I could not just simply shape the features of the girl onto a head with such generalized form. My Hermione pot became more of a Greek like head and my clay began to whisper the idea of a Medusa to me. This coil pot developed from the bottom up and once I reached the eyes my creation spoke of Harry Potter to me and I listened. I am reminded of the art Mary GrandPre' created for the books, my favorite books by the way. I sometimes wonder what sort of boy J.K. Rowling envisions when Harry Potter whispers in her mind.

The lid is Tom Riddle and symbolizes not only their psychic connection but the influence he had over the direction of Harry Potter's life. Without Voldemort there would be no boy who lived. We all have these influences and shapings of our lives, some positive, some not. But we must listen to these whisperings that guide us and we must create and live with them and not against them. And after all, who does not have a little bit of Voldemort inside?

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