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13 May 2020 3 minute read 1 comment Richard F. Yates
Greetings Citizens! Today I’m coming to you in my persona of CURATOR, as I once again venture into the weird and wild world of POSTAL ART! I’m pleased as a white-washed pig to announce the INCEPTION of THE MUSEUM OF POSTCARD ART! What the hell is th...
12 May 2020 2 minute read 1 comment Richard F. Yates
Hey folks! I’m pretty excited! Not only did I received my POSTCARD PACKAGE in the mail yesterday, but I’ve also created some new artwork and MADE some new postcards for people to enjoy. (I also bought some stamps while I was at the credit union today...
12 May 2020 3 minute read 0 comments Richard F. Yates
At one time, people who found themselves with significant distances between each other had to communicate by getting these magical pieces of paper (inscribed with odd, cryptic symbols) into the hands of agile couriers, who would transport these “LETT...
5 May 2020 12 minute read 0 comments Richard F. Yates
Greetings Citizens!!! It’s time for another trip down Auditory Avenue! You undoubtedly remember from yesterday’s post that I mentioned a CD I made a few days ago. (For those from the BEFORE NOW times, a CD is a shiny circle with music scribbled on i...
4 May 2020 5 minute read 3 comments Richard F. Yates
“Four x Four Comix #00” Most of the images I draw or paint follow a specific formula: a single, unified image (often a doodle or cartoon) with an odd, ironic, or joke title, which changes the meaning of the image in some way. However, I HAVE been kn...
3 May 2020 2 minute read 0 comments Richard F. Yates
[Ink on purple paper with digital embellishments and color. 2020.] I enjoy drawing little monsters and ghosts and bunnies and snakes. This is one of them…or two of them. (It’s a snake AND a monster.) Here’s what it looked like BEFORE the fancy, digi...
1 May 2020 1 minute read 0 comments Richard F. Yates
Today is a grandkid watching day. My wife and I are hanging with our ten-month-old granddaughter, Felicity. When she comes over, I like to do art with her. We bought these egg shaped, non-toxic, washable crayons, and I've been trying to show her how...
