Man with a Heart on the Wrong Side of His Chest

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Man with a Heart
On the Wrong Side of His Chest

12"x 24", acrylic and latex on panel

What Grief Feels Like

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What Grief Feels Like
(Pain and Sorrow)

Acrylic, latex on cardboard, 20"x 16"

That Painting in the Attic

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That Painting in the Attic

Mixed media experiment with new processes.

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Woman in the Cave

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Woman in the Cave

Ink on page of 1938 London Times

8"x 7"

I love the manner in which it appears the woman is 

inside the cave and that the opening is further back.

Though it is only a two-dimensional surface, her face 

seems nearer than the open sky behind her.

Intuitive Deliberation

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Intuitive Deliberation

Ink on page of 1938 London Times,

created while speaking on speakerphone 

this morning with my brother Robert.

Untitled Doodle 7-17

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A Doodle

Blue ink on unlined paper
4.25"x 4.5"
EdNote: Th colored square is not connected to the drawing. 
The drawing itself is on paper with printing on the back.

This week someone sent me an article about the benefits of doodling. Scientists studied patterns of blood flow in the brain when people engaged in various activities. Artists already know that creative expression is rewarding, but science has begun to recognize that there are other benefits. After making art people are better problem solvers. Doodling is especially potent. Here's a link to the full story. 

20 years ago I conceived of a project that I called Dandy Yankee Doodles in which I had hoped to collect doodles from famous people and turn them into art cards or print them on T-shirts to sell and raise money for needy kids. This was before the days of the Internet and I used a resource from the library to find addresses. Mortimer Adler's secretary wrote to say Mr. Adler did not doodle. An assistant for Julie Andrews sent me a standard publicity still of the former Mary Poppins. But Annie Dillard sent me a real doodle. It was fun to receive. You can see it here on my original website.

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$10 will be set aside for charity. $1 for S&H
It's one of a kind!

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ennyman AT northlc.com

Bob the Rolling Thunder Wonder Boy in White Face

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Bob the Rolling Thunder

Wonder Boy in White Face

Acrylic on panel, 18"x 24"

Based on a photo of Dylan from his 

Rolling Thunder Revue days 

DETAIL (Below)

What I find especially interesting is doing a painting of someone who has

so obviously painted his face, as Dylan would do during the 

Rolling Thunder Revue.