Art Crazy
Friday, July 25th, 2008
I was so excited to be at the Louvre. The extensive collection was so special. It was fantastic to see all of the paintings and artifacts I have seen so often in art books and documentaries.
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I was so excited to be at the Louvre. The extensive collection was so special. It was fantastic to see all of the paintings and artifacts I have seen so often in art books and documentaries.
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How do we pass the time on a flight from Kiev to Berlin? Paul and I play Gin Rummy for two. “My magic hand” has an uncanny knack for winning every game. We enjoy the blissful game for but a while and just as Paul is on the verge of a depression, we stop. I would also like to emphasize that this trend has been going on for 6.5 years! We need to play a new two person card game.
A COMPETITION: a mystery prize for the person who has a suggestion that works!
My two sketch books (art journals) and pencils are my gateway to creativity. I write down ideas , develop artwork and refine my skills. As all of my key art resources are in storage, I am focusing on Sketch book art. This image is the title page of my journal. This poster (shown as a cross section) was inspired my my visit to the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin.

I faced quite a challenge. What do do with the left over cherries? Why make a breakfast to remember of course. I bought pastry from the super market and cut the circles of pastry out and placed them into a greased muffin tray. Next I brushed melted butter over the pastry of each tart. I cut and de-seeded the cherries, and placed them on the pastry, lightly drizzle fine strands of honey over the cherries. Bake in the oven. When they came out of the oven, I drizzled 25yr old balsamic vinegar over the top. Serve with a esspresso. A Divine Breakfast.