HERE will appear from time to time notes issued from Studio 307. A real and imaginal place in the virtual, where you will find special interests, musings, essays, together with images, art, quotes, and all such that is on my mind, in my heart, or plucked out of the Ether for your amusement, inspiration and pleasure.

I am an Artist – a painter mostly in abstract and expressionist styles but not always, at times I venture outside the usual borders.

Scholar – broadly speaking, I read – fiction and non-fiction – and contemplate, reflect, muse about it all, which often leads to writing, hence…

I am a Writer of essays, poems, fiction pieces and fragments.

In addition, I guide others to find their own delight in living consciously for their unique purposes, play and perfections. For a personal consultation contact me.

In one or all these modes of existence I’ll post offerings for your own contemplation, reflection and delight.

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