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Hello, I'm Rachael.

I am primarily a painter and friendly multi-tasker/ troublemaker in Upstate New York. I try to blog often but mostly I try to paint.
Leave me a comment (I'm more likely to communicate directly than in the comments), ask me a question, do your best to share what you have to say, OK? Thanks

I'll be at Second Storie again this year, Thanksgiving Weekend, Rochester NY!
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blogs first...other stuff second
  • Everyday Matters to Danny (well written, well drawn)
  • I like how Tyler looks at art
  • thinking about art is thoughtful
  • Eye Level is the American Art Museum's blog, smart and visually interesting
  • Mark's small ponderings tell the honest, interesting story of a working ceramicist
  • Mark is also one of the Shoestring Collective (I am too!)
  • Genine draws and blogs here
  • Onionboy thrives, draws and writes
  • Anna tells her artist's life true
  • wish jar journal by Keri Smith is charming
  • great art blog by Libby and Roberta in Philly
  • miami art exchange blog

  • David Byrne's blog of ideas, lots of time visual and musical
  • Katie's New Eyes are open and focused on her children, art, God and her p.o.v from the South
  • art, architecture, etc. enjoyable blog
  • Witold Reidel's blog is swell
  • Elise paints and writes in Alaska

  • 2 blowhards
  • Martin's Anaba is an artist's blog from Richmond, VA
  • Illicit Cultural Property blog raises important questions

    non blog

  • Steve Mumford's Baghad sketchbooks
  • Second Harvest feeds people
  • the met teaches about art
  • there are great artist resources here
  • this list was lightly edited late December 2008...

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    Tuesday, October 02, 2007
    finished projects and projects just begun

    So I haven't written much here but I've been writing a lot for the classes I started taking, for work, for my own sanity. I haven't been painting much but I have been doing some drawing. Priya's comment on the last entry is a good push to put some pictures up but we broke our digital camera and I can't find the scanner. Excuses, excuses.

    I do at least have (thanks to John Boutet) some pictures of the traffic signal boxes I recently painted.





    I have also just begun to get obsessed with an artist, Hugh Pearce Botts , now mostly forgotten but whose work mostly lives in the museum I work at. Botts it seems was a sketch-hunter, a WPA printmaker and a coffee pot patent holder. He's gone now but I'll get a chance to see his sketchbook on Thursday and I suppose, if I'm lucky, someone will someday say that about me.

    Life is short, I'm off to live it.
    thanks for looking, reading, and sharing car crash stories. I like to think I'm done crashing into the world, hope so at least...

    Rachael

    Posted at 10:26 pm by balduffington

    Andrew
    October 27, 2007   12:59 PM PDT
     
    Hmmm...maybe if I paint the electric and gas meters on my house so that they blend in with their surroundings, then the meter readers won't be able to find them and *voila* free electric and gas.

    Brilliant!!
    katiek
    October 6, 2007   01:57 PM PDT
     
    oh my goodness! This is awesome! did you have to get permission? We have one on our backyard and I'd love to make it prettier. These are killer!
    lshamilton
    October 4, 2007   03:06 PM PDT
     
    way cool Rachel
    priya
    October 4, 2007   12:02 AM PDT
     
    am glad to see this rachael, but i do hope your camera gets in working order soon.
    you have always been an inspiration.
    mark
    October 3, 2007   08:57 PM PDT
     
    hey, the boxes look great! and so does the sun. and writing, well keep it up. keeps the noise down and colors flowing. i'm doing a lot myself.
     

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