Jim Rohn~ is noted for saying things like: " The few who do are the envy of the many who only watch."

Their is a certian amount of Jazz associated with my art, and pieces like

For the life of me I can not quite put my finger, as to where it stems from. Sometime I want to shut the valve off. Then I look at my work again and think; "Originality severs it's own purpose." Leave it as it is and those that can appreciate the verve will; those that can't, will be shocked into remembering.

 That is how TheShadling, (I am so sorry for this side note but it is clear now that Shadling is a woman from Switzerland, of course I still have my doubts, and a wonderful creator.) who will go down in history as having a touch with the pen that can really be said speaks for her generation.

Anyway I hope you get the point and onday those that view my work can help me give it a name. The style I mean.

When I was traveling, people would call it, "Realistically Abstract," as if I was a walking oximoron~ A lot of the time I felt that way and it seems to have been reflected in my work. I wanted to pick up a Mad Magazine from one of their earliest editions and see how the world viewed  the illustration, presentation and delivery back then. Could I be as memoralized as Mad Magazine or Rollingstone was?

I am not talking about a rewash of them or a Jimmy Kimmel announcer after he is made to retire, either. I would not mind having my own radio show, but I would want it to focus on art. Sometimes I feel it was all that time on the road that has opened my eyes to view art, music, OUR CULTURE, the way I do. (I know it was.)

The Tree-Houses of New Orleans. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/50-foot-tall-new-orleans-art-tree-house-dismantled-47383

 The guys and gals that did everything they could to manage utitlites of Decatur Street Mansions off the income of street performances and 20 foot murels. Oh how I miss the friends I made in those days. It's over with, I can't go back and nor can I expect the people I am surrounded by now to really understand where I've been and why I was there.

Someone suggested once that I am not really a Chritisan; I thought that was interesting; I knew it was because of my style of art that made them suggest such a notion. Christians just don't talk about the things that I do, nor draw what I draw. I think they could, they can speak to whom ever the wish, the notion that angels and devils is all that cross the mind of a Chrisitan is a bit short sighted or they've never read, "Behold the Pale Horse."

If you have not read it I suggest you pick it up as soon as possible, it is a great read and will help you to see the world as I do. LOL (That's if you want to see the world as I do.)