Comments on: 38° and Foggy for 48 http://www.alongalongline.com/38%c2%b0-and-foggy-for-48/ Painting the landscape from the Arctic to the equator Thu, 14 Apr 2011 08:41:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Anonymous http://www.alongalongline.com/38%c2%b0-and-foggy-for-48/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Anonymous Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:00:00 +0000 http://mikeglier.wordpress.com/2007/07/24/38%c2%b0-and-foggy-for-48/#comment-10 I hope you are practicing that rolling up into a ball stategy on your time off..<br/>And ICK on the mosquitos.. Aren't you glad you threw in a pair of tweezers??<br/>JGR I hope you are practicing that rolling up into a ball stategy on your time off..
And ICK on the mosquitos.. Aren’t you glad you threw in a pair of tweezers??
JGR

]]> By: Timothy http://www.alongalongline.com/38%c2%b0-and-foggy-for-48/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Timothy Tue, 31 Jul 2007 05:40:00 +0000 http://mikeglier.wordpress.com/2007/07/24/38%c2%b0-and-foggy-for-48/#comment-9 The mosquitos wallowing in paint make for really striking photographs! I thought I would mentioned that first before moving on to your paintings. I really appreciate your choice of color in your paintings. The lighter colors have an airy, chilly feel that is contrasted by the sharp dark colors that cutting in and out of the painting. Furthermore, I appreciate reading your thoughts on the conceptual nature of the space with which you paint. It captures an ideology that I wish a lot more people carried with them--a world where we live less divided by political boundaries than one where we live in spacial divisions prescribed by scientific measurements. It will be very interesting to see how your work progresses particularly with regard to the similarities and differences of these spacial divisions that we exist within. By the way, when you return back I have an interesting story to tell you about an artist that I came across a couple weeks ago when I was home in Oregon. We'll talk. All the best, Mike, and I'll be in touch.<br/><br/>Tim The mosquitos wallowing in paint make for really striking photographs! I thought I would mentioned that first before moving on to your paintings. I really appreciate your choice of color in your paintings. The lighter colors have an airy, chilly feel that is contrasted by the sharp dark colors that cutting in and out of the painting. Furthermore, I appreciate reading your thoughts on the conceptual nature of the space with which you paint. It captures an ideology that I wish a lot more people carried with them–a world where we live less divided by political boundaries than one where we live in spacial divisions prescribed by scientific measurements. It will be very interesting to see how your work progresses particularly with regard to the similarities and differences of these spacial divisions that we exist within. By the way, when you return back I have an interesting story to tell you about an artist that I came across a couple weeks ago when I was home in Oregon. We’ll talk. All the best, Mike, and I’ll be in touch.

Tim

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