Remember to take care when buying – each Buy Now button is beneath its drawing. Martin-Dula, page 64, 7-7/8 x 5″, $39 SOLD
More Mineral King Cabin Pencil Drawings For Sale
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Mineral King Cabin Pencil Drawings For Sale Now
In the last century, I began drawing people’s cabins in pencil while I lived in a cabin. These were mostly in and around Mineral King. My business name, Cabinart, was born at that time. About ten years later, my friend Jennifer suggested that I make a book of drawings. Because this was all before print-on-demand, […]
How to Comment on This Blog
Greetings, Gentle Readers. I appreciate your attendance. I appreciate and respond to all comments. I have learned that the commenting system is irritating. This is the procedure: 1. Click on “Be the first to respond” or “# responses so far”. This is at the bottom of the post. 2. After you type your thoughts and […]
A Rural California Artist’s Thoughts on LinkedIn
You “MUST” be on Facebook/LinkedIn/GooglePlus/Twitter to be considered a serious promoter of your work. Oh yeah? Do I really need more time on the computer, with “virtual” friendships? I’ve heard that Facebook is like the backyard barbecue, another one whose name I’ve forgotten is like the bar scene, and LinkedIn has been compared to the […]
A California Artist Goes to The Beach
I love the beach. I love the mountains. When I lived in Sandy Eggo, I missed the mountains. Now that I live in Three Rivers, I miss the beach. There’s no hope for it except to stay here in the middle. Meanwhile, here are a few inspiring photos. Some day when I am finished with The […]
An Odd Job
As a California artist based in rural Tulare County, I am willing to do odd jobs. Odd art jobs, that is. (Please don’t call me to wash your windows – they will probably turn out odd.) Staying in the business of art in a place like this means saying, “Yes” when asked to do odd […]
Commissioned Pencil Drawing Coming Up
I’m drawing my brains out, working on The Cabins of Wilsonia. (Okay, I’m not really drawing my brains out – I need them for stuff like posting to my blog. Try not to take me too literally here.) When I get commissions, I take a break from that Giant Project. There is a house here in […]
What Happens in My Brain While I Draw
A list is coming. First, please enjoy this drawing of a Wilsonia cabin: Turned out pretty well, especially considering it was another one of those cabins with cedar trees blocking much of its detail. Here is the sort of thing that runs through my head while I draw. 1. Yea! This is #________. I’m on […]
Fear and Drawing a Book of Cabins
Fear is a great obstacle to creativity. This post lists common info about fear and a list of my personal worries (an easier word to stomach than fear, as if I’m not a Big Chicken). Here is a list of random thoughts about fear: 1. The greatest fear that is most common to people is […]