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  • Martin Luther King, Jr Day – Remembrance, Reflection, Resolve – January 18, 2021

    Here, in a tiny token, are tweets I’ve seen so far today that struck a chord within me, tying those trying days over half a century ago..with today 💕

  • January 18, 2021 – Selling 3 Small Originals at Buda Mercantile! Part 2

    Part 1 of my unexpectedly nice Saturday at Buda Mercantile has more pics, but didn’t have these, as I was still digitally processing them then uploading them to Fine Art America 😊

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.17.3

    “‘…come! We must present you,’ Macario smiled, wrapping the air with his arm around Arturo as if placing an elegant cloak on his back.”

  • January 17, 2021 – Selling 3 Small Originals at Buda Mercantile! Part 1

    Today was a good day for my 1st day back this year with my art at Buda Mercantile.

  • January 16, 2021 – My Three Most Popular Posts the 1st Half of January – Volleyball Setter Back in Stock (my original 1994 sports writing), Arteza and Richard Bernabe (November 2020 most popular posts report), and Margaret Hall (Sketching Outside in Winter with Watercolour)

    My 2021 blog posts are already showing their hand, with the arts (poetry, photography, painting) being the big draws, each post with their own subject matter to the artist or poet 😊

  • January 15, 2021 – Placing a Few More WordAds in My Posts, For Now

    Just a quick post to let folks know I’ll have a few more WordAds in my posts. I’ve had one or so at or near the bottom of my posts, now I’ll also have one or more in the sidebar.

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.17.2

    “Arturo had arrived along this stretch of the Mediterranean with Rosetta less than a year ago….”

  • January 14, 2021 – Grande Roue de Paris Night, Photography circa 2012, Adan’s PhotoPoems

    Grande Roue de Paris Night, Photography – Adan’s PhotoPoems, “Reaching into the heights of night….”

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.17.1

    “Freshly bathed and dressed in the deep blues of the ocean night nearby, Arturo entered the main ballroom reserved for art shows, weddings, graduations, conventions, and political gatherings. Almost anything anyone could pay or trade for.”

  • January 13, 2021 – Monet’s Garden April Rain in Giverny, Photo to Oil to Watercolors through Three Decades, Part 5 – (Non-Professional) Challenges Photographing Painting Nuances

    Yesterday I posted a couple of my watercolor renditions of my mini-Monet’s Garden series of posts, but was immediately unhappy with how one of the two appeared on screen.

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.16.2

    “At the entrance to the grande fortress hotel, set from the beach to midway up the rough hill facing the ocean….”

  • January 12, 2021 – Monet’s Garden April Rain in Giverny, Photo to Oil to Watercolors through Three Decades, Part 4 – Learning Lessons Doing Repetition Variations

    Previously, in Part 3 of this mini series, I showcased my 1st watercolor (seen below) keyed off an original oil of 2001, itself keyed off an original photo of the same year.

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.16.1

    “The warm dense air of OccupyInternational gave way to cooler breezes from the sea as Arturo neared the small art town….”

  • January 01.11.21 Austin The Day After the Snow – and – a New Personal Walking Steps Record!

    Yesterday Austin broke the record for both amount of rain (am) and amount of snow (pm) in one day. Today, as per my (for now) secret location shot near downtown Austin near lunchtime, Austin is back to its winter grey-green self, minus a lot of traffic that stayed home, lol!

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.15.1

    “From the top of hill, Arturo saw what reminded him of a circus encampment, only without a big top.”

  • January 10, 2021 – Snow in Austin! Ain’t That Like a Snowball’s Chance in, uh, You Know 😊

    Last Sunday (see pic below) Sheila and I had our youngest grandchild over and socially distanced a short walk on a trail near us. Being early January, a light sweater was all we needed. Well, not today, lol!

  • January 01.09.21 Reblog – Sketching Outside in Winter with Watercolour via Margaret Hall

    Reblog – My first Reblog of this interesting artist in northern (I believe) England, Margaret does a lot of experimentation with various mediums, but I’ve particularly liked her watercolors and work plein air via her local chapter of the international group, Urban Sketchers.

  • January 08, 2021 – Monet’s Garden April Rain in Giverny, Photo to Oil to Watercolors through Three Decades, Part 3 – Painting Through Political Stress

    Third of a short series portraying how I parlayed one great photo at Monet’s Garden in Giverny in 2001 into a poster, an oil, and more recently a watercolor (or two, if I can keep my 70 year old uh-huh in gear 😊).

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.14.2

    “Temperatures had risen briefly above freezing the day before, softening snow and ice and reforming them into an Arizona badlands of rolling slippery ant hills crusted white and dirty grey.”

  • January 07, 2021 – Among the Heroes of Yesterday’s Challenge to Our Democracy

    On a day when nearly 4000 more Americans died of the supposed hoax virus Covid-19, the center of our democracy in Washington DC and an as yet unconfirmed or released number state capitols (including my home state of Texas) were either simultaneously breached or had peaceful protests.

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.14.1

    “The morning cold dawned as promised in Vermont, steely with ice, snow, and brilliant sunshine.”

  • January 06, 2021 – America at the Crossroads – Our Constitutional Right to Vote

    Needless to say, all my plans for today went out the window with the storming of our nation’s capital. It is, I believe, a result of centuries of the both the development of the right to vote to a larger and larger segment of our society, and an effort to obstruct that expansion.

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.13.2

    “Many of the inhabitants, it often turned out, had been previous occupiers in other lands….”

  • January 05, 2021 – Monet’s Garden April Rain in Giverny, Photo to Oil to Watercolors through Three Decades, Part 2

    Second of a short series portraying how I parlayed one great photo at Monet’s Garden in Giverny in 2001 into a poster, an oil, and more recently a watercolor (or two, if I can keep my 70 year old uh-huh in gear 😊).

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.13.1

    “Ahead, as Arturo ambled toward his long awaited evening art show, glowing in the amber night, around and down the next small hill, lights from the area’s newest tourist attraction….

  • January 04, 2021 – Monet’s Garden April Rain in Giverny, Photo to Oil to Watercolors through Three Decades, Part 1

    First of a short series portraying how I parlayed one great photo at Monet’s Garden in Giverny in 2001 into a poster, an oil, and more recently a watercolor (or two, if I can keep my 70 year old uh-huh in gear 😊).

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.12.3

    “Temperatures continued to drop into the mid teens, with snow building slightly deeper each snowfall….”

  • January 03, 2021 – Yeah, Lots To Do Today, With Resting Maybe the Most Important – Well, For Most of Us, lol!

    I included Playing Your Edge, normally a yogic term, in my tag words for this post ‘cause, really, thinking about it, finding and exploring one’s edge in yoga, the arts, love, is really, I’m believing more and more, simply stretching oneself into the moment ❤️

  • January 02, 2021 – Synchronicity or Deja Vu? Recurrence of my Yoga-to-Aha Moments Blogged a Decade Ago!

    Yesterday, New Years Day 2021 – yay! – I posted the full image of the detail shot above, saying my little watercolor of my 2001 photo of Monet’s garden outside Paris was a marker of sorts, and it is, in many ways….

  • Happy New Years 2021 Everyone!

    I chose my above watercolor for this short post to help wish everyone a brighter, more successful, more fulfilling year this year – 2021! ❤️

  • My 2021 Amazon Affiliated Recommended Items My Wife and I Have Bought or Like To – Art Calendars and Postcard Books!

    “I’ve adjusted my series title to reflect the new year, 2021, and am adding fun items my wife and I have either bought or would really like to 😊 This calendar is high on my list to get this new year!”

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.12.2

    “Now, felt Arturo, he was ready to try some winter….”

  • Adan’s One Line PhotoPoems – Vermont Marshland Sunset From The Island Line Trail Panorama

    “I know, vividly remembering that September morning a few years ago, in a field just outside Burlington, Vermont, having arrived and waited in pitch dark….”

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.12.1

    “Look at this! I thought the camera hadn’t gotten anything in that shadow, but look!”

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.11.2

    “Did he, his soul, come to take back to its source the countless moments when he breathed and tasted evenings like this? Like when he met Rosetta?“

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.11.1

    “Backpack securely on, Arturo left his cottage and began his trek to town. Church bells rang the hopes of services with candles and open doors. Dusk was a breath away as the evening began to cool. Sea breezes flirted with the day’s last heat….”

  • Merry Christmas 2020!

    Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays, everyone!

  • Happy Holidays 2020!

    Happy holidays and Christmas Eve everyone!

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.10.3

    “Rosetta watched him work, viewing tiny images on his laptop screen appear and disappear as she read across the room. Then smiled silently….”

  • My Five Most Popular Posts in 2020 – Art (Arteza), Fitness (SilverSneakers), Photography (Richard Bernabe), Brokenwood Mysteries (AcornTV), Poetry (Aging Gracefully)

    They’ve stood strong for the year, with posts dating from earlier in the year to very recently and I’m very grateful for that ❤️

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.10.2

    “I like the filters that create an impressionist image best,” he told Rosetta at supper one night. “They make the soft pictures softer, give me ideas….”

  • My Four Holiday 2020 Amazon Affiliated Blog Posts My Wife and I Have Bought and Like – Art, Casual Fashion Tops, Gardening Dolly, Fire TVs (more to come in 2021!)

    Wishing everyone a healthy happy holiday period! Merry Christmas! Happy New Years! – Adan 😊

  • Adan’s One Line PhotoPoems – Mount Mansfield September Sunrise One (of 7 in series)

    “I know, vividly remembering that September morning a few years ago, in a field just outside Burlington, Vermont, having arrived and waited in pitch dark….”

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.10.1

    “Filters, Arturo quickly found, simulated a wide range of effects he was familiar with in the art world….”

  • Reblog – Poetics of Protection via Adam Zucker #FaceMasks (Art and Science)

    Reblog – I don’t get to read Adam Zucker’s posts as often as I’d like – also true for many fellow artists I follow & really like — mostly for the fortunate reasons that I’m so busy with my own art, keeping physically active at 70, and have lots of family around — but as…

  • Saturdays Artists Series, Part 1: Johannes Vermeer, “A Brief Look…” (photo montage video) via Francisco Bravo Cabrera

    Reblog – Saturdays Artists Series, Part 1: Johannes Vermeer, “A Brief Look…” (photo montage video) – via Francisco Bravo Cabrera

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.9.2

    “There would be no snow here of course, on his stretch of Mediterranean walk this evening, but wind was wind, and he would be ready.“

  • Adan’s Newest Digital Image Upload to Fine Art America – Paris Dreams Digital Rendition (Uploaded 12.14.20)

    “Like my other newest companion series I’ve begun this past week, Adan’s Newest Art Upload to Fine Art America, this series, Adan’s Newest Digital Image Upload to Fine Art America, begins with my most current upload to Fine Art America – Paris Dreams Digital Rendition.”

  • The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.9.1

    “For practical reasons, he will take his shower there, at the grand hotel where his art already waits.“

  • Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Matthew Dowd @matthewjdowd #IndependentCommentator

    “Matthew Dowd is one of a very few politically orientated folks I look forward to seeing on Twitter.”

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