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Vid Taylor's first collection of art and poetry inspired and derived from the daily New York Times. What started out as a certain type of personal art therapy has grown into a body of work that begs to be perused and pondered during multiple settings. The work itself is multifaceted and begs the viewer to return time and time again where fresh and deeper meanings and perspectives are often granted. Vid Taylor;s process begins with a simple reading of the daily New York Times - and quickly devolves into a frenzy of paper ripping and word grabbing - through this maelstrom poems and images are formed from the material the New York Times provides him. In Vid Taylor's own words - Psycho Babbl ...

In this set of photographs I found magic when an exposure was made. The technique I used allowed me to see this magic. While making these images I had the impression I was painting with a flash and my body during the exposure. I was painting my energy. The shutter was open - my body was moving. The movements were captured - the image was made. The motion and emotion were dancing side by side.

Artists don’t retire; they work until they drop. Aging will affect how you work and how much you produce successfully. Equally important, most serious artists accumulate artwork that is not sold. How do you preserve your work and what will happen to your work after you die? The truth is that most of the art made by the majority of artists will end up in the attic, basement, dumpster or flea market. Spouses and children can’t successfully handle a lifetime of artwork. If you care about your later years and giving your art the respect it deserves, this book will show you how to upgrade and adjust your studio methods, how to get ahead of the curve for your later years, and offer alt ...

In this Era, the photo-realistic painting has been eschewed for digital photographs. Painting isn't an obsolete skill, but paint, brush, and canvas are as primitive to their purpose as stone tools would be to a combine harvester. And what of letters, words, sentences, paragraphs, chapters, books? In our copy-paste world, what will we wring from our words? Ponder these things, as you read this book.

Over a hundred pages and images of beautiful artistic fine art photography of the beautiful curves of the female body. These are all real unphotoshopped images.

"There is…Every bit of mercury rising on the edge of her cool. A tumultuous hue of beautiful. Still in search to find purpose." - Excerpt From The Poem 'The Gorgeous Earthquake:An Abstract' The Gorgeous Earthquake is a collection of poems with various topics ranging from love, family, self evaluation, and current events. We all have different parts of ourselves we hide from the world. This book is about bravery and being the most authentic person you can be, even during the moments you aren't your best. This a body work that many people can relate to and possibly find the strength to be who they are and find purpose in their own journey.