And Voyagers, which had high ratings but was cancelled because the bean counters fpund it had the highest number of violent events in am episode. And then, of course, Jon Erik Hexum did a number on himself with a prop gun.
I think the chopped-off series that left us wanting the most was Firefly.
I liked this one, too.
That really was a great show.
You can do it!
Oil painting of small dog, a dark gray, light gray, and tan terrier, lying on a dark blue blanket. The dog is wearing a blue collar with a rainbow swirl tag. The background is yellow and maroon walls.
The Bud
23x30.5cm, oils on panel-mounted linen
I don’t do very many pet portraits, but I should! This oil sketch was a lot of fun to work on.
Yup, I think that is it.
There is, incidentally, an online map + checking service that will tell whether the service line is lead for most addresses in Minnesota. It’s free.
I Will Never Be Good Enough: a portrait of the artist
40.6 x 50.8 cm, oil on linen panel
See this painting and many other works during the opening of LOVE, from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM on October 31st at Heemstede Town Hall. The exhibition runs until January.
Ik Zal Nooit Goed Genoeg Zijn: een portret van de kunstenaar
40,6x50,8cm, olieverf op linnen paneel
Bekijk dit schilderij en vele andere werken tijdens de opening van LOVE, van 14.30 tot 16.30 uur op 31 oktober in Raadhuis Heemstede. De tentoonstelling loopt tot januari. Zie de flyer in de reacties.
Miss you a lot, mister. Come visit us in the Netherlands!
Yes, indeedy!
That looks good enough to travel for.
I can feel that photo in my front teeth.
Because I want you to think I’m a nice girl?
It’s cool to see this. I grew up using a scythe, and agree that there are reasons for using tools like this to do tasks.
A beautiful afternoon with mijn beste vriend at Haarlem Pride and now a late lunch at the fantastic, plant-based New Vegas Kitchen & Bar.
A jerk like that isn’t interested any anyone else’s experience or feelings, only in making it easier on themselves. They’ll string you along, knowing the whole time they aren’t going to invest. Sounds like you got rid of a loser early on.
Everyone should have at least one piece of art that makes guests say, “Where did you get that? I have never seen anything like it.”
Agreed, and thank you. Being transparent about their creative process has always been a benefit to artists—though many of us fear it—and now, it is more important than ever.
Wood branded with Joseph Alexander Studio signature logo.
Just like that.
Today I will work on preparing cradeled boards mounted with portrait-grade linen. The first step is to burn my signature logo into the backs of the boards. This is unneccessary and adds no artistic value to the painting, but it is a nice touch that lets my collectors know I care. 2/2
A variety of wooden panel sizes sitting on an outdoor wood table, alongside an electric branding iron.
Close-up of a brass branding iron with the signature logo of Joseph Alexander Studio, sitting on a wood table.
My little studio is pretty much set up, and it is time to dive in. So far, I have not found panels (which I prefer to use up to about 50x60cm or A2-ish size) that are up to my standards. I have found cradeled boards that are quite nice, and of course, fantastic Belgian linen. 1/2
Plus, even though they are not aggressive towards other birbs, they have that beak that says, “Outta my way, muthas! I will slay you!”
Every photo I see of you shows innate sexiness and strength of being. If you were here in The Netherlands I would seek you out as a model for my work.
Flirt away, handsome.
🫂
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I think we have given them enough. Grok has been in my lexicon with proper usage since the 1960s. They can’t have it. They might use it for a while, but sooner, not later, they will become a footnote.