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Kaleidoscope Moon for Children Gone Too Soon Number 2 - Faces and FlowersTHE IMAGE ITSELFIf you check out "Kaleidoscope Moon for Children Gone Too Soon Number 1" you will notice the style for it is completely different from what is employed here. There's a reason for that: The phrase, "This is not a simple black and white issue," is a fairly common one in the English language. For those unfamiliar with it, it means something is not as obvious as it might appear to be. But interestingly enough, what we refer to as blackness or whiteness is often more a matter of complex gradations of colors, emotions, and meanings than we might assume. That complexity has been known to lead to confusions and destruction in political situations, but also to celebrated discoveries and resolutions in creative contexts. Bearing in mind the above, "Kaleidoscope Moon for Children Gone Too Soon Number 2" features a geodesic orb of flaming gold lines set against solid ebony surface. The colors and patterns in t...

After being born and raised in the southeastern United States, I spent many years, while pursuing my education and serving in the U.S. Air Force, traveling around America and the world. Much of that story is told in my recent book releases, Greeting Flannery OConnor at the Back Door of My Mind and Dreams of the Immortal City Savannah. Artwork by me is featured on the cover of both books. My last 3 public exhibits were at the Savannah/Hilton Head Airport Art Gallery in Savannah, Georgia, USA, and during a cultural arts event in the historic Lafayette Square in the same city. I am currently completing an artbook project on the COVID-19 pandemic with text contributions from writers around the world. My original Silk-Featherbrush Artstyle...