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Kauai, Maui, Bavaria, Finger Lakes, Greece, Books, Green Bay Packers, San Francisco Giants, Phoenix Suns, Foosball, chocolate chip cookies, Off-hand Remarks. |
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Music
is the soundtrack to the story of what goes on; view the
source of my soundtrack:
Allman Brothers,
Bruce Cockburn,
Coldplay,
The Cure,
The Doors,
Gov't Mule,
Little Feat,
Los Lobos,
Yes,
Big Big Train,
Magenta ... ... and a great site for progressive music. |
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Gregory Deane's abstracts are intense -- check out his web gallery (for less intensity, try Moonflower or Moonborn). |
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The still-life realism of Dario Campanile is impressive, but check out the surrealistic Night Guardian or the abstract Within and Without. • |
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Thomas Leung's abstracts best separate him from H. Leung's influence -- check out Abstract #6 (found over my fireplace). |
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H. Leung's sketched this study several years ago. |
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Christoforos Assimis completed the fresco paintings in Santorini's Orthodox Cathedral but, lacking a cathedral, I like the details of his walls on mine (check out the full view of Wall Detail). |
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Roger Dean has been primarily associated with over 30 years of album covers for Yes and other groups. His architectural ideas are rather interesting. |
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Chris Choi is a storyboard artist who, while in high school, submitted an entry to a Cellular Samaritan Week contest for Airtouch Cellular (now Verizon) -- that (winning) entry really captured many of today's transportation problems. |
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"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body,
but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting
'Holy crap... What a ride!'"
"I'll look for you in Honolulu, San Francisco, Ashtabula,
You're gonna have to leave me now, I know.
But I'll see you in the sky above, in the tall grass, in the ones I love,
You're gonna make me lonesome when you go."
(Bob Dylan, 1974)
