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| Having not given much thought to what I would do upon retirement, when it arrived, rather abruptly, I thought of all the things I had wanted to try and never had time. Being driven by a natural ego I needed to succeed or at least do something that would be acceptable to the people around me and not embarrass family. Having always had a healthy interest in art work from my years in architectural school and never really being able to produce an acceptable rending of my own work, I decided to explore the reasons why? |
W o r d s o f W i s d o m It Almost Tastes Like Chicken Who's to Say So What's It Called? |
Manhattan, KS 1965-66
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years I have concentrated on the many uses of paper pulp. This started with making sheets of paper. Next I explored casting things in the sheets as well as some three dimensional casting with thick pulp. Most recently I have developed a method of painting with colored paper pulp on a screen. This requires working in reverse. The pulp that hits the screen first is what is on top when the work is turned over for final viewing. The technique requires a lot of patience and I have had much "trial and error". The results are always a surprise and stimulate additional exploration. I don't know where this is leading but I have the willingness to continue, there will always be another door to open.
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| Aspen Fall |
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| Loaner |
| Quiver |
| Color Fall |
| Aspen Spring |
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