Since I started this thread and people have been generous in sharing glimpses of their visual talents, a few inadequate comments, in order of the posts:

1. Georgiansilver, that's a compelling photograph. No need to warn anyone that it has religious content, in my opinion. Much of 2000 years of Western art is Christian art.

2. Alice, what a wealth and variety of imagery! Your statement mentions the influence of Cezanne. I was also reminded of Andrew Wyeth in the composition in some of your oil paintings. Yes? No? I loved the Blues Festival poster in the graphic work.

3. Bert, amazing what a Brownie Kodak box camera can do. Your rendering of the nuclear heat exchanger could be a psychedelic rock concert poster, and it's a fantastic piece of work. Hope you have it framed.

4. Bee, the paintings on glass are stunning. I'm not very familiar with the medium and how you do it, so it was a treat to look at the works.

5. Donuel, you certainly write in a visual manner. Wish I'd been around when your website was up and running.

6. Metchosin, did I miss something? Did you design those houses and the boat? Apologies.

7. Scoville, the photos of the art cars (called crazy cars where I live) are a hoot!

8. Cluin: Holy Toledo! I'm speechless. Your creative cup runneth over. Thanks for posting the link—hope everyone looks at it. I got lost clicking on all the possible words to click on and look at. Too many great images to mention here. Maybe I will "email the fool" and gush.

9. Bee-dubya-ell, thanks for posting. It's difficult to see the details of the pots; I wish I could get a closer look. The ceramic quilt block is lovely.

I think that vaguely and stoopidly covers the blue clickies. Thanks to everyone who has posted so far. It's a feast. It's also fun to see who y'all are.

Elmer