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My dreams lately have been strange - fractured, disturbing. I find myself in unfamiliar places with unusual people and wake up feeling lost and confused.
As I lay down and closed my eyes last night, I tried to center and calm myself so that my sleep would be more peaceful. I relaxed my entire body and took deep slow breaths, while mentally I imagined guitar strings unwinding, losing their tension, lying relaxed against the neck.
The next thing I knew I was back in Amherst, standing in the moonlit parking lot in back of the theater, a space rimmed with decaying buildings and newer commercial spaces. I stood in the silver moonlight and stared up at one of the ramshackle buildings wondering why I was here. I shortly found out.
Out of the shadows stepped Vincent, walking purposefully to my side. Not only was I happy to see him, I was also relieved not to be standing there by myself
"I'm glad you're here," I said. "Yo...

Hello and welcome to my portfolio on Pixels/Fine Art America. One of my major artistic goals, with appropriate images, is to create digital paintings that you wouldn't know were digital unless I told you. If I could paint in oils I would...alas my eyes don't work with my hand, so I create most of my art from photographs that I re-imagine. Few of my digital paintings resemble the original photographs very much when I am finished with my vision. Of course I also create work that is clearly digital as well. Here's a bit about me: RC...