Happy Halloween at the Cat House

Trick or Treat!  Meeeeeeow..........

La Piscina

Eye Test

Another Batch of Cabinet Cards

More cabinet cards for an in-process artist's book.  See above are:

Mrs. Burnham and Charlotte

Two Librarians

Uncle Willis and Reggie

Grendel's Mother

Happy Cannibals of Vladivostok

You Can Be Sincere and Still Be Stupid

(A wise observation some attribute to Fyodor Dostoyevsky, others to Charles F. Kettering.)

MRI

We Have Decided We Will Eat the Apple and Then We Will Blame You For It

Malala

Hannelore and the Parliament of Owls

Which Is Better?

The Radical Cleric

Why Did You Go?

A Textile Worker Dreams In Stripes

Stargazing

Cabinet Cards

Bat Masterson and The Gearheads

Irene and Dookie

Louie Who Was Injured in the War and Sister Fish

Here are a few collaged cabinet cards, part of an in-process artist's book in the form of a slightly demented Victorian-style photo album.

Romanovs in the Garden

Ghost Comet

Remnants from a Book Project: illusion & reeling

Remnants from an old book project, heat transfer images overlaid with carved book pages.

Little Boy, Hiroshima, Japan

On August 6, 1945, the US dropped an atom bomb nicknamed "Little Boy" on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, killing between 130-150,000 men, women and children. (From an in-process artist's book called The Bomb: Growing Up Nuclear.)

Red Dress

Moses and His Bath Toys in the Bullrushes

Ever Vigilant

Boudoir Portrait

Angels in America (No. 11)