Showing posts with label martycoleman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label martycoleman. Show all posts

Thursday, January 01, 2009

Local TV Interview with Yours Truly


An Interview with 'Yours Truly'

Artist in Time Magazine
Want to see what your favorite napkin artist looks and sounds like? Check it out!
I was interviewed by a local TV station about the Obama napkin and the napkin story in General.
It was fun!

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Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Striations of Emotional and Cultural Geography

Striations of Emotional and Cultural Geography

These were all taken on a brilliant October day in Luray, Virginia. My eldest daughter was getting married and some of our dearest friends took the day off and drove from Annapolis, MD to be there. This is a collage of the mother and the eldest daughter of that family. It includes the fabric from their dresses, a necklace, freckles and collarbones.

Way back when, in the 1980s, there was a very young and stylish guy who came to work at the restaurant where I worked, Eulipia. He was 18. We became friends over many years of working together. He moved down to LA eventually and I met him once down there for dinner with his girlfriend. They eventually married and he became a flight attendant on USAIR.

They settled in Annapolis, MD and many years later what should happen but my daughter attended St. John's College in Annapolis. We reconnected with him and his family and my daughter ended up very close to them all, babysitting the young ones, staying at their home one summer, etc. We would visit whenever we came to town.

So, now that 18 year old kid who met my daughter when she was born, was at her wedding 18 years later with his wife and daughters who I was able to photograph. It was a great and glorious reminder of the beauty that is within the longevity of relationships.

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Tuesday, September 19, 2006

The Ace Pilot and the Daddy's Girl

Bruce Anderson was a fighter bomber pilot in WWII with the VSMC 243 Goldbricks, my father's squadron. He was the flight officer, he got two distinguished flying crosses then, and another in Korea. He was very upset about the truce in Korea, we should have gone in and finished the job he thinks. Same with Vietnam. He lives in Florida with his wife of 60 years. His daughter came to the reunion from Utah, where she likes her Mormon neighbors.

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Thursday, May 11, 2006

Truths and Things I Made Up About This Woman

What made this woman cry and smile at the same time? What is true?
Look closely for the answer.

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Sunday, October 02, 2005

Landscape with Scared and Hiding Forest

We looked for that dang forest, but it was so petrified to come out...

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