Hey, it was HER idea. I just brought the ice. The ice cream was tasty. We did some power-playing. In a 24 hour period I went ice skating,to the symphony, horseback riding, hot springing and para-gliding.
Two staples of the artist's life. Vans and Cell phones.
The Magyar Brothers. Ryan and Wes- both super talented and super fun. We took a trip to the Denver Art Museum after Cherry Creek to see one of Wes' paintings hanging in a show of Colorado Artists.
We made a pilgrimage to the BIG chair, to play with some old but fun camera tricks.
Ryan was the model for this painting by Wes. So here's Ryan modeling in front of a picture that he modeled for, and Wes taking a picture of a picture he painted. Ooooh. Layers! See more of Wes' work at
Sophie makes special friends wherever she goes. Here she's hooked up with a pal from Blue Genie Art Industries in Austin. Visiting their supremely cool operation is energizing and inspiring. If you ever need a giant zebra, or a parade float, or a museum display, this is the place to go.
It's so comforting to know, that even in a remote hamlet like Quartzite AZ, I can be sure of finding ice cream and "stuff"! That's Sarah Jane Hassler, she's more excited about the discount tools, but I'm still curious about the "stuff".
Definitely a high point (no pun intended) of 2003 was a week in Sun Valley with this band of artistes. After the show was over, we spent a few days exploring the wilds of Idaho. This picture was taken halfway through a 4 hour horseback ride. We were smiling so much because we were so happy to have a couple of minutes to restore circulation to our saddle zones.
Did I say "high point"?
Dubya, eat your heart out.
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