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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….”
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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….”
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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….”
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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…
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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
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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.“
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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.”
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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.“
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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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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.8.1
“The Vermont air, Arturo found, differed in many ways from the generally humid warmness he had lived in Southeast Texas.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.7.3
“Arturo felt himself slipping from the artist of the night, to an artist of every night….”
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Small Welcome Sales Plus Interest in New Watercolors Continue at Buda Mercantile! Mid December 2020
“What was surprising was the response to the display of my new 5×7 watercolor on absorbent ground….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.7.2
“Arturo began glancing through the folders of photos saved in his computer.“
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Adan’s Newest Art Upload to Fine Art America – Paris Dreams (Watercolor on Absorbent Ground) Uploaded 12.11.20
Paris Dreams is an early result of beginning with a color that appealed to how I felt that day, violet, applied abstractly, then give another stab at developing a figure.
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#Watercolor Lights and Whites via Dianne Mize Studio December 2020
This newsletter alert from artist Dianne Mize is set with a link straight to her free YouTube video.
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.7.1
“Shaved but not yet bathed, Arturo quietly crossed to the furthest room in his and Rosetta’s charming shotgun of a house, their bedroom.”
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Adan’s Fine Art America Images # 24 – Dusk Begins to Sleep (Vermont) , Uploaded 04.16.16
“… this moment to moment change in the light at dusk and dawn is one of our world’s daily treasures….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.6.3
“Rosetta understood. She could feel the creative tension stirring….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.6.2
“‘So what are you going to do with all these beautiful images?’ She asked.”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.6.1
“Photoshop, it turned out, had more features than Arturo immediately needed, but he quickly sensed it promised a wealth of creative opportunities he might like.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.5.3
“What remained was a shaving cream goatee and mustache he thought interesting, but had never allowed to remain….
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Prints Sold! At Buda Mercantile! Early December 2020
What started with a surprise print sale at Buda Mercantile recently turned into a safe-distancing, masked opportunity to both paint on the spot and sell a couple more prints this past Saturday!
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.5.2
“Slowly, the left side of his face re-appeared from beneath the cream and beard.”
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Adan’s Fine Art America Images # 23 – Sunset Dock (Vermont) , Uploaded 04.15.16
“This begins a nice series of shots I took in Vermont various times my wife and I’ve been there. I love visiting her home state….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.5.1
“Arturo’s face, he felt, resembled a mesh of stone, chiseled both sharp and softly, at least until he shaved….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.4.3
“…after he transferred the new images to their old laptop, they arrowed-down their day in pictures in silence.”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.4.2
“Arturo felt he was on the verge of a new visual frontier. The short Vermont summer stretched itself full for both Arturo and Rosetta. Morning light began before five. And evenings glowed past nine.“
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Regina Puckett @ReginaPucket #WriterPoetArtist
“Prolific, to describe Regina and her body of work, feels like saying the world is round and filled with astounding diversity of life….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.4.1
“Arturo chose a small digital camera from several available from students graduating and leaving the area….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.3.2
“Gently, he rubbed at a few spots he knew were extra tough, noticing a tender lone hair nearby….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.3.1
“Face held still, eyes wide open, Arturo examined his features and almost grizzly, mostly grey beard in the ancient mirror that Anna’s dad said was original to the old fisherman’s hut.”
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Elle Justine @only1elle #PoetArtist
“My sample above is, for me, quite haunting….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.2.4
“Only the colorful cows on canvases, t-shirts, and life size embellished sculptures reminded him of Texas, but not of his own art….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.2.3
“‘It’s a new visual language for me,’ he told Rosetta at a local artists’ show….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.2.2
“Arturo keenly felt an absence in his new work.”
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Adan’s Fine Art America Images # 22 – Room in the Sky , Uploaded 04.13.16
Analogous to #20 Lit Like Stained Glass in my Fine Art America images, Room in the Sky is nevertheless a more distinct night shot, probably captured the same night on our way back from an evening at Art Hop in Vermont.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.2.1
“In early June, when most but not all chance of needing heat was past, and with the children having all long grown and gone to live on their own, Arturo and Rosetta moved to her home state of Vermont. He still painted, but….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.1.2
“Like the transitions of breezes and sounds on the wind in the approaching evening outside, Arturo was morphing from being “an” artist, to….”
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Richard Bernabe @bernabephoto #photography
“Choosing to feature Richard Bernabe’s photo work, art really 😊, was easy, but choosing which tweet with which image, well….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number III.1.1
“Returning to their converted fishing hut from his walk along the beach, Arturo knew to wait for the usual adjustments.“
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Old Fashioned Potpourri by Tiffany Arp-Daleo 😊
“I’m not gonna tell you much about it because, though there’s an undeniable depth of feeling lovingly explored in ranges of depths and colors (what caught my eye immediately), it’s Tiffany’s own story of her work that takes it into the heart of an artist’s creativity and life.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.19.4
“Unaware when he fell asleep, Arturo woke to Rosetta’s calls, “He’s out, he’s out!” Disorientated with sleep and grief, Arturo thought she meant outside their apartment.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.19.3
“‘He was an adventurer,’ said the Vet. Arturo and Rosetta only able to nod….”
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Adan’s Fine Art America Images # 21 – Bridge into the Night , Uploaded 04.13.16
“Poignant, besides striking in its austere midnight beauty, Bridge into the Night is a capture of the first night – New Year’s Eve 2012 – Sheila and I’d been back to Austin in over three years.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.19.2
“Rosetta and Arturo returned home talking excitedly to find Fluffer waiting at the door, panting….”






















