Friday, December 15, 2006


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~ Fire Line
$45 - $80 USD


Available now at Art166.com!


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~ The heat is on!

Playing with fire is bad for those who burn themselves. For the rest of us, it is a very great pleasure.
~ Author Unknown


Man is the only creature that dares to light a fire and live with it. The reason? He alone has learned to put it out.
~ Henry Jackson Vandyke, Jr.


If you ever catch on fire, try to avoid seeing yourself in the mirror, because I bet that's what really throws you into a panic.
~ Jack Handey


Since the house is on fire, let us warm ourselves.
~ Italian Proverb

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The Space Station will be gracing these San Antonio skies at about 6:33 p.m.!

Yay!

Wednesday, December 13, 2006


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~ On A Day of Deep Radiance
15"x21" - $80 USD


Available now at Art166.com!





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~ Hot "Pic" of the day!

Another warm December day,

another "burning" work of digital art!

"On A Day of Deep Radiance" is available in a Limted Edition printing of 166 reproductions. Buy it, now, before the other 165 art collectors get here!

To purchase
"On A Day of Deep Radiance", click the store link or the "Buy Now" button below the pic. (Shipping fee is included in "Buy Now" price.)

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Every day this week, I've toyed with the idea of taking an afternoon nap. I'm thinking today may just be the day. I've been awake since 3:30 a.m., after getting about two hours of sleep.

ZZZzzzzzzzzzz . . .

Tuesday, December 12, 2006


~ Burners - 5"x7" - $13 USD

Available now at my Etsy "Small Works" shop!






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Feel the burn!

Maybe because it's been really chilly in my tiny house, I've been inspired to work on a lot of "burning" images. So, this week, I'm posting "HOT" pics!

As usual, they're for sale; "Burners" is available in a Limted Edition printing of 166 reproductions. To purchase (Hey, no pushing!) just click the store link or the "Buy Now" button below the pic. (Shipping fee is included in "Buy Now" price.)

Enjoy!

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Thank you, kindly, for all the nice comments (and sales!) on last week's crop of ACEOs. They're fun to make -- seeing my work in this mini-size is a kick and a half!

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Winter's Over! ~ sigh ~

I had to turn the air conditioner back on a couple of days ago. Mid-70's today and for the next five or six days, at least-- warm enough for bare feet.

I am not amused!

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(The following links include some fabulous audio. If you're at work or in church, be discrete.)

Did anyone catch Tony Bennett's duet with Michael Buble on yesterday's "Oprah"? Two of my very favorite men -- one, w-a-y too old for me, and the other, w-a-y too young.

What's a girl to do?

Monday, December 04, 2006








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Click here to purchase these (and more!) ACEOs at my "Small Works" Etsy Shop!

($3.00 USD ea.)

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ACEO -- What's it all about?

Good morning, class! Today, we're going to learn about ACEOs.

Excited?

I knew you would be!

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Pop Quiz! (relax, it's all multiple choice)

1. ACEO stands for:
a. Allergic Cats Eat Oranges;
b. Albanian Cars Emit Oxidants; or,
c. Art Cards, Editions and Originals

2. There is only one "rule" for creating an ACEO. This rule is:
a. An ACEO must be bigger than a breadbox;
b. An ACEO must smell like a field of freshly mown hay; or
c. An ACEO must measure 2.5"x3.5"

3. ACEOs are considered to be:
a. Just one more burden on an overtaxed society;
b. All fun and games, until someone loses an eye; or
c. Highly collectible, miniature works of art

4. If you see an ACEO created by W. J. St. Christopher, you should immediately:

a. Contact Homeland Security to report
dangerous use of color and form;
b. Call your psychiatrist -- you're obviously hallucinating; or
c. Buy the ACEO, immediately, before someone else grabs it!

~ Quiz answer key ~

1. Correct answer is c. Who really cares if cats are eating oranges, anyway?

2. Correct answer is c. Freshly mown hay? Hear me wheeze.

3. Correct answer is c. Starving artists are a burden on an overtaxed society. I'm offering you an opportunity to alleviate that burden.

4. Correct answer is c. This has the potential of being a two-fold success story: you own a fabulous, tiny work of art (or two, or three), and I (honestly) earn some fabulous, tiny money! (Refer to answer #3, above.)

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If you answered all four questions correctly, you're a winner!

If you chose any incorrect answers . . . for pete's sake -- refer to question 4b, above.

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Hope you're a little warmer today, Dr. John, in spite of my continued creative hustle!

Friday, December 01, 2006

~ World AIDS Day

As part of the Day With(Out) Art / World AIDS Day awareness campaign, no art will be posted here on December 1, 2006.

Since 1981, more than 25 million people have died from AIDS. Imagine the light gone from 50 million eyes . . .