back again

About finished with Tin Star, a pilot for a proposed TNT western series. If all goes well then there will be continuing gainful employment for at least some of the film community here. Keep us off the streets.

Lone Ranger crewing up in ABQ. Building an Old Western town west of ABQ as well. Working on a big show can be like working in an artistic, creative factory. I probably haven’t worked my last big movie but I prefer small shows with lots of room in between for family, friends, art and travel. Below is a picture of my emotional state upon finishing the stressful shows.

I found the calf in Venezuela, in Merida, high up in the mountains. It made quite an impression on me.

I wonder, continue this blog, or set it free?

oil on masonite, 2′ x 4′, 2005?

 

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3 Responses to back again

  1. Glenn Buttkus says:

    And the other voice said, “Continue with the blog, and FB, and Twitter, for your voice is an important one, and your views need to be shared; as does your art.” Many of us were so smitten with your activity prior, and your personality, and your family, that we keep tabs on you, care about you, need to know you are in this world with us, sharing the beauty and the pain. Love you, man; hang in there.

  2. PsalmistBlue says:

    Hey! I just found you and think what you are doing is neat…at least what I’ve been able to go through so far. Neat is probably not a nice enough word. I hope you continue. Blessings!

  3. rick mobbs says:

    Psalmist,
    Thanks for your comments. I hope you left contact info here somewhere.

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