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Watercolor Barn Owl
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Sketch Red Skelton 1980s
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Watercolor Fawn In Forest
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Railway To The Moon
On this day in 1868, the world’s first mountain climbing railway opened. The Mount Washington Cog railway uses a rack and pinion system to climb the treck to Mount Washington. Still in existence today, it stops just short of the mountain’s summit. A man who had built a business, lost it in the panic of 1837, and rebuilt a fortune, conceived the idea. Sylvester Marsh was a man who knew how to take advantage of opportunity and challenge. The idea for the railroad first began, as he lost his way on a hike. Many called his idea insane, and him “Crazy Marsh”. When he asked for a charter, one man…
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Watercolor Castle Ruins Ireland
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Watercolor Church In Ireland
A watercolor from a Church in Ireland my friend Kyle sent me from his trip. A beautiful building!
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iPainting Smiling Camel
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iPainting Thanos
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Art Unboxed Edison’s Light Bulb
“I have not failed 10,000 times—I’ve successfully found 10,000 ways that will not work.” – Thomas Edison The famous inventor said this in response to a question. It wasn’t only a good comeback, it was very true. The same is true of those paintings we discard, or hide. It’s true for those where we think, i”f it weren’t for that one stroke there, it would be good.” The reality is, every discarded painting, every drawing we would not show anyone else, helps us to improve. It’s because of all those images we throw away, that we have something wonderful to show. I was reminded of this recently, with a watercolor…