Part of the creative process is to simply keep things moving along. Get some new works in gear, and finish up the older stuff. Here are a couple paintings I’ve just finished for the upcoming show on November 19 at Art Bar in Manhattan:



It’s simply a matter of seeing it through, kind of like Hemingway’s advice on writing: “Write every day and finish what you start.” Not too tough when it’s broken down to the most basic elements.
Another way to put it is: “Just keep swim-ming, just keep swim-ming.”

And now for the Daily Chuckler®, the infamous stapler scene from “Office Space”, which inspired the still life at the top of this post.
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Just keep painting, just keep painting! Dory is sooooo wise.
An EXTREMELY wise fish. One of the wisest.