Mostly boat and ship portraits, eagles and other marine art come out of my shop. I am as much interested in the philosophy of what I do as I am in the art and technique.
mast hoops are a bit of old technology still needed to make traditional vessels sail.
If you've never witnessed a schooner being framed up you've missed and interesting bit of marine history.
Sometimes you have to close your eyes to see.
My streams of thought meet here
My thoughts and ideas about life, cats, and whatever else I think about
Welcome to the Anglo Swiss World
Alternative haven for the Daily Post's mourners!
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Documenting some of the most prominent engine designs and uses of the 1930's-1960's
Journal
Grumpliciousness
This WordPress.com site is Pacific War era information
Je gratte, donc je suis
This blog is a selection of interesting things I've come across during my history research. I have a wide interest in history ranging from Wars of the Roses, country houses, Stuarts, Georgians, Louis XIV, Napoleon and criminals. So expect to see a bit of everything on here.
Discover and re-discover Mexico’s cuisine, culture and history through the recipes, backyard stories and other interesting findings of an expatriate in Canada
The observations of actor, author, comedian, critic, director, humorist, journalist, m.c., performance artist, playwright, producer, publicist, public speaker, songwriter, and variety booker Trav S.D.
Doing the best I can to keep it on the bright side
Gavin Atkin's weblog for the sort of people who like looking inside boat sheds. It's about old boats, traditional boats, boat building, restoration, the sea and the North Kent Coast
Musings from the Mountains
