Happy New Year
- September 29, 2019
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Posting early since I’ll be offline starting tonight. To all who celebrate (and anyone else who wants the good wishes), may you have a Happy and Healthy and Sweet New Year.
Deadlines: Taking Yourself Seriously
- September 23, 2019
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One of the hardest things about being an indie author is the fact that there’s no external force demanding a due date. You can write when you want and publish when you want. Though the freedom is exhilarating, it’s also hard to remember that writing is a real job—not a hobby (as many like to think), or something we do effortlessly as the mood strikes us.
A Very Special Exhibit
- September 16, 2019
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© 2019 by Flash Rosenberg. Used with permission.
Art can say a thousand things with a glance. And a thousand more with a longer look, until we stare, captivated, at something that speaks to us without words.
I was privileged to be at the opening of The Art Students League’s Instructors’ Exhibition last Thursday. My friend, sculptor Paul Oestreicher, had a piece on display.
Remember, we’re getting closer to Halloween. 😉
Comparative Anatomy
Below are some of the pieces done by other instructors from the school. Look at them, savor them, and see which ones speak to you and what they have to say.
Woman in Red by Jon deMartin
US Custom House III by Michiyo Fukushima
Detail of Portrait Study by Sherry Camhy
Unrelenting Heartbreak by mARTha Bloom
Out of Africa by Rhoda Sherbell
© 2019 by Flash Rosenberg. Used with permission.
Cat II by Chin Yin Katz
Up in the Northern Catskill Mountains
- September 09, 2019
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Last weekend I stayed at Cuomo’s Cove in Windham, NY, a beautiful part of the Catskill mountains in Greene County. Me being me, I looked for bookstores and fortunately, Briars and Brambles was just down the road. In fact, they gave me a good story for my Halloween post, so stay tuned for that. 🙂
The reader above was tucked on the side of an antique shop in the village of Tannersville.
The view from my front door:
A cat snoozed outside the Catskill Mountain Country Store.
And I thought, who was I to deny my own quirkiness? I bought these on the last day:
Rain cleared to sun as I drove down the area and I managed to get this shot.
There were a lot of pics taken but I’m still in quirky mode so I’ll leave you with this:
