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Re-work of an early abstract in Photoshop depicting the artist on stage at a concert.

Artist Note: "Ah, I miss playing my G&L (The original Fender lathe) on stage. This was from a photo taken at night during a concert with my hat on. Being bald, I had to wear it every night show because of the big bugs who would mistake my head for a spotlight LOL. This art was a "happy accident" how the thing came about. Haven't been able to reproduce the effect since. I did, however, re-work the original piece because of some "flaws" being so new to the craft"

"There are only two worthwhile things to leave behind when you depart this world of ours - children and art!" - Sunday In The Park With George I've been fortunate to have been blessed with both a beautiful daughter and a talent for music and art. Welcome! They say that a good biography is in the 3rd person - I prefer to be more personal. If you've taken the time to read this, then you deserve something more, something more personal and heartfelt to get to know me as an artist and as a person. To understand the art, it is good to understand the journey the artist takes: The joys and scars along the way. Take a moment to experience my work, and you'll notice a common thread: Hope and Healing. Communicating all I've learned in...