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One of Patty’s favorite artists …

July 12, 2004 by Todd Littleton 1 Comment

In the Family section of the Daily Oklahoman, Ty Kelly and his art was profiled. Bright and colorful, his peices would make a great addition to enliven any home.

Some thoughts on America by Davi...

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I find the sense of perspective even more interesting than the colors. Both have a diagonal perspective, beginnng from the bottom-right to the top-left vanishing point. It gives me a feeling of being behind the lense of a camera and shooting out to the left. In a world where sight lines are obscurred by high rise buildings and SUV’s, this gives you the free feeling of wide open spaces. It makes me miss the wheat fields of Tuttle. Enjoy them while they last.

One could not tell by the onslaught of published books that the Preacher of Ecclesiastes dictum still holds true. There is nothing new under the sun.

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Many people only know John 3:16. Explaining the importance of John’s use of the word sign requires too much work. After all, if anything we know of recent events, signs and symbols point to different things for different people.