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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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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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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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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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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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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….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.19.1
“We could try…” Rosetta half whispered softly, surprising Arturo away from his thoughts.
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – The3NinesArts @xavierdaniel999 #GretaPasha
“This tweet, with artist Greta Pasha’s intriguing art, is a great example. It’s tantalizing, surreal yet believable, and teases what this young lady’s reading….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.18.2
“The first momentary shift in the sea breeze confirmed the approach of night, still unseen, but already felt. Sudden changes, Arturo reminded himself….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.18.1
“One of the nicer things Arturo and Rosetta had learned from years of living in Galveston was the enjoyment of living near nature.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.17.3
“Senior classes, in general, were too non-stop, with little variety, and little information about how each routine benefited them. The idea seemed to be to….”
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Sarah Loft @SMaureneLoft #AbstractConstruction
“I’ve watched and enjoyed and shared her work as she herself struggled with varying illnesses, never wavering in her commitment to both share hers and others’ work, plus remaining creative herself.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.17.2
“Trying various fitness classes meant an effort, together, to find a common ground again….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.17.1
“The first days, when Arturo and Rosetta were once again together, meals especially, were exceptionally quiet….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.16.2
“And in the middle of the top left third, in a sky as dense as the sea, rose a waxing moon, glow askew….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.16.1
“Immediately on rising, his evening show in his mind’s peripheral vision, Arturo gathered a favored brush….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.15.2
“The next day she returned alone. Not sitting, she handed him several brochures….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.15.1
“Rosetta continued coming by to see Arturo in his tiny place, sometimes bringing Fluffer. At first, Rosetta would only stay standing….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.14.2
“They had let him join them, in their journey of the spirit….”
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Ria_ @2018Ria #FyodorDostoyevsky
“Ria is another of my earliest favs on Twitter, uplifting, inspiring, and gorgeous in presentation!“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.14.1
“He glanced over to his stubborn blue piece, the painting sitting contentedly at peace inside the secret of its own message, and thought back….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.13.2
“…with his paints, in his heart, on his canvases, he searched for the thread of a light….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.13.1
“When the holiday earnings that had supplemented the weak winter and early spring shows and sales were gone….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.12.1
“Arturo continued looking for a ridge or valley line within the surface where a feature could begin to emanate….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.11.1
“…in the history of western financial markets, the cycles endlessly repeat themselves….”
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Stan Stewart @muz4now #DalaiLama
“I’ve followed Stan Stewart, a musician & poet & artist, for awhile now, and his quote and pic from the indelible Dalai Lama, cracked me up….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.10.1
“Texture and color appealed and somewhat satisfied Arturo, yet he knew it was not enough….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.9.2
“…muscles aching, Arturo slowly loaded the screens and boxes of unsold paintings and prints back into his car. The route to the Gulfview side road to Galveston, crested over a small but high causeway, the early spring evening fog filtering the star light….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.9.1
“Shows and sales after Christmas were slow….“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.8.1
“Anna’s dad paused and looked cleanly at Arturo. ‘You are, you say, a poor American.’ Arturo nodded, forcing a smile. ‘But you are here, in my land.’”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.7.4
“The early morning drive each morning from Galveston to the small regional mall over the Causeway to the mainland, was….”
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Tweets That Caught My Eye on Twitter – Nella @gigi_dreamer #EmilyDickinson
“Like several of the Tweets I’ve featured in my series that’ve caught my eye, Nella’s offering is a combination image and verse, but truly wonderful in their own rights, yet, together, simply a masterpiece I think!“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.7.3
“One month of selling during the Christmas season in a mall would prove their true compatibility, he felt….”
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.7.2
“In July he began cutting mats and foam board for the prints, planning and finishing small works easier to sell, and securing a December booth at a nearby regional mall.“
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The Old American Artist Twitter Excerpt Series, Number II.7.1
“One more Christmas season rolled past them, as the spent the holidays visiting their children or having them back home for festive meals and teasing each other about their varied plans.“









