Inside the Snow Fort

Snow Day yesterday in NYC!  My son and I built a big fort in Prospect Park using a plastic food container to make the bricks.  Great day....

Woman in doorway (2005), monotype with blue wash, 6x8in.

A couple things

Overheard in D.C. last night, shortly before the SOTU:  "Hey Joe, twenty bucks says I can make Boehner cry...."

And on a completely unrelated note, am sorry to hear that the Minimalist column on cooking in the NY Times is ending.

Zipper (2005), monotype with blue wash, 6x8in.

Coffee (2005), monotype with blue wash and pastel, 6x8in.

Party (2008), acrylic on paper, 11x15in.

Walking woman 1 (2009), oil on panel, 20x24in.

oh yeah, happy new year

2011: it's one louder than 2010.

Also just discovered the blog of an old college friend.  My Birch Grove.  Virginia's a talented writer, and I especially love her Dictionary of Sensible Living.

Walking woman 2 (2009) oil on canvas, 22x28in.

Three cameras (2003), monotype with pastel, 6x8in.

Snowscape (2004), pastel, 22x30in.

Tis the Season

Am not making holiday cards this year.  But you can see all the old ones, and some of the backstories, here.

Wishing the best of the season to all. 

Houses (2009) monotype, 6x8in.

Smile (2008), oil on canvas, 15x10in.

Play (2008), oil on canvas, 15x10in.