Tis the Season, well, almost.

Posted on November 18, 2022 by portfoliolongo.com

Now

Then

Digital Renderings: My Entry in Emergence, A CHAA Art Exhibit

Posted on November 18, 2022 by portfoliolongo.com

Emergence, Art Exhibit, Contemporary and Humanistic Artists Association (CHAA), November 30, 2022 to January 8, 2023, Merced Multicultural Arts Center, Merced, CA.
Digital Renderings: This 4 minute 37 second video consists of series of digital images, animations, and time-lapse videos that I have created on an iPad while living in Merced, CA from 2014 to 2022. Displayed in this video is a collection of digital-art expressions whose meaning requires motion for its significance to emerge. These expressions include: Miss the Basket; Hannah Arendt; Turquoise; Love Letter; Owl’s Wide Open; Jorma; Paint Swatches; Strategic Vision; Outhouse Bird; Abelike; Heavy Heart; Birdie Wine; Barber Pole; Pucker Danny; Old Man Face; Sí, se puede; Beginnings; Gyro; Lead Guitar; Bald Mitt; Bernie; Sphere Spade; Sniff Sniff; The Pundant; Whirling Skeleton; Hydrospurt; and Selfie.

How do they do it?

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#hawley toledo!

Posted on August 5, 2022 by portfoliolongo.com

That look! Listen to what I thought he was hearing in his head. Go ahead, click on it.

Subterranean Echo Chamber

Posted on May 16, 2022 by portfoliolongo.com

I’m sure this has already occurred to you:

cantileverius schnozolum ex post facto

Posted on May 1, 2022 by portfoliolongo.com

your nose is out

33 Extra Minutes with Ed Greb

Posted on April 23, 2022 by portfoliolongo.com

Professor Edward M. Greb, June 16, 1933 ~ January 18, 2021 (age 87)
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I got to spend an additional 33 minutes on my iPad in Sketch Club with Dr. Greb this Spring morning. He played quite an influential role in my personal growth and early professional development. His Introduction to Anthropology course there at Washington & Jefferson College was my introduction to anthropology in real life. In his syllabus he quoted Don Quijote de La Mancha, which I was reading in Spanish for the first time that same semester. He gracefully escorted me into the early stages of adulthood.