The new year had arrived with the cold winds of winter. Hopes and dreams, held hostage by the cruelty of the out-going year; a time of unprecedented calamity since the days of World War II; passed amid falling snowflakes. The cold wind blew through the valley. The chill penetrated everything in its path. The lone … More Rainbow Hallelujah
CreXpoCon – The Creative Exponential Continuum … was begun in 2010 with a collaboration between N5CG owner Les Booth and noted Canadian watercolor artist and fly-fishing enthusiast, Diane Michelin. Diane posted one of her finished paintings on her then new Facebook page and upon seeing it, Les knew, as soon as he saw the image, … More CreXpoCon: The PROJECT
Harold had a lifelong obsession with fishing over the bright waters of the Caribbean… …and other saltwater environments that held his obsessive Bonefish (Albula vulpes). Traveling to all ends of the earth, suffer any expense and level of inconvenience to make destiny with but the chance of hooking up. Harold was a bonefish addict. He openly … More Bonefish Addiction
I have been busy with new pieces, collaborating with more people and bringing a new level of technique to the eLITHOGRAPH process. Following are few of the pieces I have been working on … and Kudos ‘n Thank You’s to those who graciously allowed me to continue the rending of influence initiated by their infusions … More CXC is busy
Why Fishing Makes Me Smile Image courtesy Diane Michelin Prose by Les Booth Each time I reach for a brush, I access water in the process. Each time I reach for a color to bring life to the image growing before me, I am casting to a rising thought; a potential inspiration. Each time I … More Why Fishing Makes Me Smile
“Everyone has a Home-Ground. They should remember it and tell others about it.” Les Booth ©2010; painting, Kispoix Steelhead Camp ©2010 Diane Michelin A slight, barely perceptible, rustling of pages lightly disturbed the afternoon silence. Dust particles danced in the sunbeam sneaking past years of unwashed dirt on the attic window. The rustling continued. Not … More Kispoix Waders: CEC2010-003
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