Toning canvases May 31, 2018 Carol L. Douglas I tone my canvases bright red because it works for me, but you can choose any warm color. The important… Continue Reading →
Dealing with GDPR May 30, 2018 Carol L. Douglas If it stops our data from being sold, that is a good thing. For now, GDPR is just one more… Continue Reading →
What’s in a name? May 29, 2018 Carol L. Douglas How dare anyone lecture Emily Carr—even posthumously—on relations with her indigenous neighbors? The Indian Church, 1929, Emily Carr, courtesy Art… Continue Reading →
Elegy for a house May 25, 2018 Carol L. Douglas I have no idea what the next chapter in this house’s history will be, but for many years it was… Continue Reading →
Braided rivers and other geomorphology May 24, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Stuck in traffic? Far more interesting to study a river bed than ponder the next rest stop. The Alaska Range,… Continue Reading →
Where does art come from? May 23, 2018 Carol L. Douglas A new dating technique calls into question what it means to be ‘human’. The ladder-shaped figure dates back at least… Continue Reading →
Home is where they wear you out with parties May 22, 2018 Carol L. Douglas When your car is too ratty for Buffalo, you may have a problem. Erie Canal, by Carol L. Douglas I… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: the architecture of trees May 21, 2018 Carol L. Douglas To paint trees, you have to know trees. That doesn’t mean you need to memorize species, but you do need… Continue Reading →
Approaching the finish line May 18, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Joined together under a single cell-phone plan, they are now (almost) man and wife. The artist’s great conceit is that… Continue Reading →
Sensible Maine May 17, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Not all regional differences are about the landscape, the accents and the buildings. There are also differences in character. Erie… Continue Reading →