A couple of my paintings are on display at the John Muir Medical Center. And so i figured I'd show you what the wrapper looks like. John Muir Medical Center with Mount Diablo lurking in the background.

My pal Bill Abbott suggested that my recent tee shirt wasn't perhaps as immediately understandable as might be desired. And I took that gentle criticism to heart. After bopping him on the head, being the messenger and all. So here it is - Version Dos!:

Just got the latest issue of The Oldie and noticed some scribblings of mine within its pages!

Today I am painting next to a beautiful babbling brook. Kinda.

Hot off the presses!

How to push your art further? Look at those who are doing something you like and then figure out how they're doing it. And that's what this is. Alvaro has a loose approach to his painting and so I figured I'd try and deconstruct it by trying to emulate it. Lots of darks and suggestive rather than precise. What do you think?

I’d like to thank the little people.

All right! It's taken a few centuries but FINALLY women can flaunt their junk just as weirdly as guys did back in the Renaissance. The guys back then got codpieces. Incredibly obvious sacks for their dangly bits. You look once and then you do a double take. REALLY? 

Really.

And now women are apparently getting into the act and I only now learned of it from one more learned than I in the trends of fashion. And not just a sack like the guys had but a puffed version of "real life stuff".  Ready to see and be seen on a set of panties. As shown to the right of the codpiece rocking lad below.

It's the next bold step beyond falsies, I guess.  ​Who would have thought it?

My Statcounter report shows that an old blog post of mine, from way back when I was considering 
Weebly as a host, prior to rejecting it in favor of a different platform, has suddenly come back to life. From around the world, people are coming back to it. Strange. This one.

I received this email a couple of days back. Made no sense to me and so I checked my PayPal account and found no messages listed. And I then sent an email to PayPal and they verified it wasn't from them and suggested sending such stuff to spoof@paypal.com

But my main question is ... what was their plan? To click on the link they gave and something evil would happen? Reply to the email and again, somehow, it'd be nefarious? Any ideas as to how this was meant to profit them?