The smell of this paper's sizing, damp, is like dirty socks. That and the hot, humid air bring to mind summer watercolor class in Main 110 with the windows open.
Today Yahoo reports that Kiplinger's has named Baltimore the best American city for recent college grads. The article states that violent crime has dropped and that we have an extensive bus and subway system. Today's Baltimore Sun site carries this headline:
Boy, 12, among 6 victims in overnight Baltimore violence
Youth not expected to survive, police say; man fatally shot in separate incident
And I seriously doubt that whoever wrote that article has ever tried to take a bus in this town.
Somebody must know something about this stone house in the middle of the industrial activity located at 1300 North Monroe Street. I can't find any information except the tax record which says it was built in 1915. Help!
I went to an installation today at the nature center in Leakin Park. There was a trail of art. This is a detail of a portrait of Henry David Thoreau by Janet Pilhblad, in twigs.
It's been raining almost forever. A collage I had been piecing together for a year bubbled up and peeled off the surface in one matte gel skin today. I have to figure out how to better prepare my surfaces.