Recent content by Bongo

You might want to look around on You-tube about doing image transfers. Some techniques are better than others. I looked into it, probably about 15 years ago also, never did it, but I remember one technique, which of course I can't remember - was head and shoulders above the others....

the red flower that sort of breaks thru the mist gives depth and a point of focus and for me makes the painting.

Street photographer BONGO captures life on the streets of Seattle, 1/250 of a second at a time. Focusing on candid expressions and gestures, "In a Blistered Blink" is a series of 2-minute videos featuring Bongo's street photos from 2005 to 2008. this is #4, the newest one in the series - also...

Bart, I don't know if it's a paywall, but it REQUIRED a subscription - at least for me. Which I might be willing to do, but not if I have to give my phone number. What could a newspaper possibly want with my phone number -- except to sell to some ad firm?

I'd like to read your article but this time the paper wants my phone number - that's a bridge too far.

I could use an angle grinder too! For wood glue have you tried the new Titebond Quick&Thick? well, I guess it's not "new", been out for several years now - but it's thick and easy to control and dries fast - in a few minutes.

I need to determine how people categorize their videos in the correct sections, despite their titles. That group was so loud and animated it caught my attention, and the guard was just looking on, so I don't think it was something illegal, -And what's up with the lost Pirate of the Caribbean?

Thank you Donna, MUCH appreciated

Nice work. 200 plein air painters!

thank you!

What a peachy pair of pears! I like how you modeled the light as well as the colors.

I LOVE pipe smoking. I only quit because everyone was on my case about how bad it is for you. I smoked a corn cob - the "Diplomat" but with a straight bit from "Missouri Meershaum" . https://corncobpipe.com/product/natural-diplomat-5th-avenue-corn-cob-pipe/

Grapes - thank you mon. Jade - a hat trick is three of something - it's used a lot in sports. A hat-trick in hockey is when a player scores 3 goals in one game. But doesn't mean much of anything here, - I like your interpretation. Thanks Donna, I usually paint bigger 'cause I'm clumsy.

"Hat Trick" oil on 8"x 10" cheap stretched canvas. This 8"x 10" is the smallest painting I've ever made. Based on Streetphoto. comments welcomed

Good on you, Bart - well done.