You never know from where inspiration will come. As many cities are revving up for their head races, aka rowing time-trials, I thought of those oars hanging in the boat houses and the last summer-like days at the shingled beach houses on the shore. We are turning to the school Read more…
One of the things I have always appreciated about the scroll as an art element is the simplicity of its line. Theoretically, a perfect scroll can be executed in one confident stroke. The line can vary from thick to thin, adding intensity and drama. It’s almost like reading text because Read more…
Recently, I discovered the completely unique mixture of the Irish-Italian Bostonian. Walking along a nice, old brick street a man with a very thick Irish accent opened a door onto the street and said “scusi” when he narrowly avoided running into me. Scusi is the Italian word for “pardon me.” Read more…