In honor of “Uncle Phil” Algozzini who passed away recently at the age of 82. This portrait was done as part of the Hobe Sound Project a few years ago – the exhibit wouldn’t have been complete without him, just as Hobe Sound isn’t complete without him. His portrait is as colorful as he was. He was such a supportive person that he claimed he liked this painting, but it scared one of his nieces. Algozzini’s Hawaiian Shop is on Rt. 1 in Hobe Sound, FL.
Reader, Writer, Miner of Moments
A collection of poems, spoken word & cooking from Gretl Feeson as well as being an online reblog magazine of sorts.
Dream it. Wish it. Do it.
sleopoldblog
the life of an illustrator living in paradise
Where book love and the joy of a classroom community are shared
Writer of Children's Stories
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Answers to Your Writing and Publishing Questions
My Watercolor Journey
Somewhere to play with image styles
Low-Residency MFA in Writing
Mindfulness, Spontaneity and Authenticity
We all have an unique story....I want to share yours!
Random Photography, Fine Art and Fashion
Life in the slow lane...
macro's, close up, flowers, insects, nature, landscape
Join our travels through Arizona's Sonora Desert. Discover extraordinary desert plants and animals. Tag along our adventures through sheltered areas of Northern Arizona. Don't forget your sunscreen!
Sand and salt under my feet, moon over my head. I am an artist living in Florida. Works available at https://www.Society6.com/sandsaltmoon
nomad, writer, reader and aspiring author
Children's Book writing and illustration.
Balancing spontanaity and control in awe of the world and its beauty and seeking stablity one brushstroke at a time
Es ist was es ist.
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