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Roger J. Wendell
Defending 3.8 Billion Years of Organic EvolutionSM
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Art Brushes Art

 

My sister, Kelly, sells a variety of her art through a
small shop in Wilkeson, Washington. Please contact me,
through my address at the bottom of this page, if
you're interested in more of Kelly's work!

Cards by Kelly!

Click on any of this page's "thumbnail" images for a larger view!

Card 002 by Kelly Spacer Card 001 by Kelly Spacer Card 003 by Kelly Spacer Card 004 by Kelly

Kelly Janneck First Half Kelly Janneck Second Half
Kelly also created this piece after first making her own
ink! Unfortunately my scanner isn't large enough to present it in
its entirity so I've posted it in halves here. Kelly described the
ink making process as the use of an "ink stick" that is made from
soot. She explains that the soot can come from what is left over
from burnt pine and also what's left over from an oil lamp. The
Chinese call the soot from an oil lamp "lamp black."

 

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Environmental and Airport Art:

The Toxic Garden by Janet Culbertson
The Toxic Garden
by Janet Culbertson 		Airport Art
"Red Hail Speaks"
by Mateo Romero 		This is a small piece of a very large mural-like painting I discovered at Denver's International Airport on April 28, 2005. The plaque adjacent to it read: "Indigenous resistance to invasion and dominance is represented here. Denver played a key role in the expansionist thrust in the 19th century, colliding with Native cultures throughout the plains and mountains. Rifles and eagle feathers are metaphors for the traditional spiritual role of the warrior society. The Lakota script tells of Sitting Bull’s death. The prone figure in flat Native ledger style and the red hail symbolize the violence of the human condition." [The prone figure, mentioned on the plaque, was out of my carmera's view]

 

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Artists at Work:
Since I have no artistict talent, myself, I'm
always fascinated when I encounter and artist
engaged in their craft. Usually I try to obtain
their permission to take and post their photo:

Artist along Japan's Philosopher's Walk During the summer of 2005 my family and I travelled throughout most of Japan, discovering many artists along the "Philosopher's Walk." Artist Painting Boulder's Flatirons In July, 2005 I was driving along Cherryvale Road, in east Boulder, when I discovered this lady painting the perfect setting!

 

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Links:

  1. Audio
  2. Books
  3. Colors in HTML - 16 million of 'em!
  4. Deleted Images - the Junkyard of Art
  5. Drawing a woman
  6. Jackson Pollock - draw on his main page!
  7. Movies
  8. Music
  9. Pix
  10. Photography
  11. PSSI Puget Sound Sumi Artists
  12. Videos
  13. Writing

 

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