There’s something about a morning walk along the beach. Since it was an early Saturday morning in March, I had the beach to myself until a couple of surfers came out. But I didn’t spend the weekend alone. I was at a retreat where I got to talk with old friends who brought me bicycle […]
Mostly I made this map to test linework. The rivers are a bit too thick. I like the terrain. And I like the tree canopy across the East. The dots are places I spent some time. Ironically, it feels like I never go anywhere.It would be nice to look through more photos. One morning though, […]
Today I made this painting in Photoshop based on a photo I took yesterday as we flew over Harrisburg. Pennsylvania was a ripple of farm valleys between tree covered mountain ridges. This scene from the air is south of where Juniata River runs into the Susquehanna by Duncannon.This has been a really frustrating day. What […]
Ten miles north of City Hall in Philadelphia, and just a 50 minute bike ride or a 25 minute train ride, you’ll find Jenkintown. A walk at each time of day offers a different kind of beauty. The other night I took some photos, mostly along York Road. You’ll see the places like Wells Fargo […]
On the way back from a Rise Against Hunger event at Grace Church, I took this photo if the tree canopy. And right after we held our weekly business meeting, I worked on this with oil brushes in Photoshop. But the wacom tablet wasn’t working, so I had to reinstall the drivers and set the […]
This morning I started out by watching a few Pennsylvania DEP YouTube videos about water quality and Active Mine Drainage facilities. They are well done and interesting. The DEP’s work is essential. I decided to create a watershed map of Pennsylvania. Maybe it would be useful. This is what I came up with. I think […]
I’ve been meaning to share this perspective for sometime. It was an evening view, from a photo I took from my office window. So, I worked with it in Photoshop this morning. Random thoughts… Last night I was thinking about terminology – clients or customers. Do we have to define people as clients or customers? Neither […]