'Making My Drawing PIRATE RADIO EDIT' in Strathmore Artist Papers' Spring Newsletter

A step-by-step article on the making of my recent drawing Pirate Radio Edit is featured this week in Strathmore Artist Papers' Spring Newsletter. If you're not an email subscriber to the newsletter, you can read the article here.

Earlier this year, I was also interviewed for Strathmore's blog. Here's the interview.

Big thanks to Sara Prentice at Strathmore! 

Colorblind

"She only painted women deshabille: A waitress from a café on Rue Madelaine who complained of disrobing in the cold, a dancer from McHattie’s who smoked thin brown cheroots, held impossible poses, feral stares."

Read my little story Colorblind in the August Blue Five Notebook. 

Painting: Julius Rolshoven, 'Nude Reading A Sketchbook', oil, c. 1900.

You Could See The Light From Farther Then

My little story You Could See The Light From Farther Then is included in the December issue of A-Minor Magazine. My thanks to editors Nicolette Wong and Eryk Wenziak.

Hurt

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Pain is the first teacher: My poem 'Hurt' at The Blue Hour.

New Year's Day

Much respect to Otoliths editor Mark Young for continuing to demonstrate how to publish a great journal, and how much can be achieved on a free platform like Blogger. Thanks, Mark, for including my little piece 'New Year's Day' in the new issue- and for making it better, as well.

Stone of Turning

Stone of Turning is another of the drawings included in the Bluecanvas article. If you'd like a copy, Bluecanvas 14 is available at Barnes & Noble and other newsstands, and you can order online from Bluecanvas.com. Prints and artcards of this drawing are available here.

All The Silent Years

One of the drawings from the Bluecanvas article: 'All The Silent Years.' Charcoal, graphite; 8 1/2" x 13". Prints available here: http://www.bluecanvas.com/art-detail/399761 The original is available at Atlas Fantasy Art House, Carmel, Indiana. Contact Bill Niemeyer.

Bluecanvas 14

 


















Happy to have six drawings and an interview in Bluecanvas 14.  As usual, this issue's a great mix, including James Gurney, Robh Ruppel, and Aaron Smith. At Barnes & Noble and other newsstands now, and available shortly from Bluecanvas.com. My thanks to Nozomi Ficklin and all at Bluecanvas.

Bron-yr-Aur

Happy to have my little story 'Bron-yr-Aur' in Metazen today. 

Small Truths

Happy to have my poem 'Small Truths' included in the new issue of Scissors and Spackle. My thanks to editors Jenny Catlin and Matt Schmid.

Last Chance

Happy to have a cheery little poem, Last Chance, in one of my favorite journals, Right Hand Pointing. Thanks, Dale!

Lost

Hope you'll stop by Our Day's Encounter and read my little poem 'Lost'. My thanks to editor Lennie Cox.

Opening Act

'She finds her first certainty
at a garage sale. One latch is broken.
When she opens the case
crushed velvet echoes too many
cigarettes, cologne she almost
remembers. Maybe hers.'

Hope you'll stop by and read the rest of my poem Opening Act at Orion headless. My thanks to editor Sara Fitzpatrick Comito.

That'll Be Two Bits

My poem 'That'll Be Two Bits' is included in Right Hand Pointing #45.

Operating Costs

My flash Operating Costs is included in Criminal Class Review 4.1. More on the issue here.

Berthier Door

photo: les specialistes

My flash Berthier Door is up at Used Furniture Review. My thanks to editor David Cotrone.

More on Julien Berthier on BLDGBLOG.

House By The Sea

Happy to have my story House By The Sea in the new issue of Word Riot. As always, my thanks to fiction editor Kevin O'Cuinn and publisher Jackie Corley.

Moon Milk Review 2011 Anthology

Happy to have my drawing Ceremony included in Moon Milk Review's 2011 Anthology. It's available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble; more information here. My thanks to MMR editor Rae Bryant.