I've moved.
I'm rattled.
I'm overwhelmed.
And I have very rural-like services that do not permit lingering on-line. I did, however, catch Making a Mark and saw this short clip of Ford Maddox Brown's "Work."
The Pre-Raphaelites have always been among my favourites and I so wish I could catch this show at the Tate. If you can, run because it has more than one hundred examples of this English period.
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Making a Mark
We have many terrific blogs on line, some beautiful, some informative, some intense, many often personal, but few meet the high standards at Making a Mark, a blog written by Katherine Tyrrell.
I first encountered Katherine at Wet Canvas at the Coloured Pencil Channel and found her later at her current blogs.
At the moment, Ms. Tyrrell is collecting nominations for best in several areas of blog-land and asking for recommendations. I haven't found myself able to come up with a worthy nomination, not because they don't exist, but rather because Katherine has such a great handle on what happens on the web. It always seems that Ms. Tyrrell is capable of circling the entire web and finding its artistic pulse.
If you don't read Making a Mark, today may be the day to begin with her weekly column on "Who's Making a Mark this Week. It is a post I eagerly await.
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I first encountered Katherine at Wet Canvas at the Coloured Pencil Channel and found her later at her current blogs.
At the moment, Ms. Tyrrell is collecting nominations for best in several areas of blog-land and asking for recommendations. I haven't found myself able to come up with a worthy nomination, not because they don't exist, but rather because Katherine has such a great handle on what happens on the web. It always seems that Ms. Tyrrell is capable of circling the entire web and finding its artistic pulse.
If you don't read Making a Mark, today may be the day to begin with her weekly column on "Who's Making a Mark this Week. It is a post I eagerly await.
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