By Stephan Pisko The visual artist as a ‘psychologically subliminal’ medium using the camera as a means of creative expression as long as the ‘visual expression’ was not a ‘pre-determined outcome’ via a ‘commercial source’. Because of a ‘no waste value’ factor the visual artist is subliminally forced to use ‘waste’ as a ‘transformed terrain’ of originality. In this current society it is very difficult … Continue reading The Reproduction Is The Original
By; Jannie Vaught Well here we are almost at the end of a hot July! What to do in the garden? Sow seeds: Amaranth, Black eye peas, Corn, Cucumbers, New Zealand spinach, Okra, Pumpkin, Squash (winter and summer). Fruit: Cantaloupe and Watermelon. Herbs: Anise, Basil, Bay Laurel, Catnip, Cumin, Horehound, Lavender, Oregano, Perilla, Rosemary, Sage, Santolina, Savory, Sorrel, Tansy, Tarragon, Thyme, Transplant: Eggplant, Peppers, … Continue reading July In The Garden
RAM 1500 With Triple Crown Winner Justify Image Credit: James Groth – Miles Ahead Communications (2018) This article first appeared in Truck Ride & Drive Reviews December 28, 2018 by our contributor James Groth. Words & Images By James Groth Since the media introduction of the 2019 RAM 1500 in August, RAM 1500 is matching wins with its stablemate Justify, the 2018 Triple Crown Winner. … Continue reading RAM 1500 Matching Wins With Triple Crown Winner Justify
By: Brian Sebastian and Monteque Pope-Le Beau The documentary “Carl Leammle” is an extraordinary study of a man who was the original father of independent film, the creator of the star system and who would go on to lay the groundwork for Universal Studios. Anything is possible. Carl Leammle Director James L. Friedman’s superb documentary “Carl Leammle” showcases the adventurous rebellious spirit and endearing love … Continue reading Carl Leammle Man Of Vision, Giver Of Opportunities And Life
This article first appeared in The Motorsports Report on February 11, 2011 by our contributor James Groth. Curves have a decided double meaning when speaking of Evora. In one manner Evora’s curves are about pure beauty and in another it’s how rapidly and safe Evora powers through corners. Considering the magnificent shapes Evora embodies, I am suggesting that the Lotus design studio had Victoria Secret … Continue reading Lotus Evora – Queen of Curves
By Stephan Pisko, Where human beings’ would dwell too long on the creative piece the machine goes so far then quits it’s job is done but the mind flows on it cannot stop. The artist prescriber injects the concept offerings within a machine a random rendezvous happens it doesn’t make any difference as to the sequential order of placement the blending fusion is un-bias. It’s … Continue reading Mixing Object Materialism with the Real Illusion
By Stephan Pisko Greed and power hires genius to create destruction via a control pattern effect with this genius is effectively managed through dominant patterns’ but fails to realize the probable purpose of it’s domination. Might and mind are separate, but they too converge randomly as social irritations’ flutter agitation stirring the ‘power pot’ while greed gobbles it up. The masses expect theater trauma, it … Continue reading Greed and Power Hires Genius
By Jannie Vaught So many gardens were severely frost bitten, or should I say froze to death, that my message box became full in one day! What do I do and will it survive? If any tender vegetables were out it probably will not be a good producer if it survives. Even my hardy winter worn mustard greens were bent over double. Most of my … Continue reading Trimming Back What The Frost Got
Jannie Vaught To observe the many flowering trees and native plants. The Blue bonnets are up and beautiful, the prickly poppies, white against a backdrop of winter browns and Indian Paintbrush is starting to show, the eye catching orange- red. What has peaked my interest is the Red Bud trees. So as I was looking at these lovely trees I went a little … Continue reading Just A Fine Day To Take A Drive And Walk Around Our Town
This article first appeared in the Green Journal magazine on January 6, 2017 by our contributor James Groth. Chrysler calls the Pacifica Hybrid ‘the reinvention of the minivan segment,’ and it is. In fact, Chrysler actually created the segment over 30 years ago with its Dodge Caravan/Plymouth Voyager/Chrysler Town and Country models, so it’s fitting that the next logical step – the industry’s first-ever plug-in … Continue reading Chrysler’s Exceptional Pacifica Hybrid
Jannie Vaught Most of the stone fruit trees are budding and many in flower. The Blue Bonnets are showing with their bright blue sparkles. I didn’t realize how color hungry I had become, then the first flowers and the Bonnets show and I think I’ve been living in black and white. I have 2 subjects to cover this time. Perennial, Annual and Biennial vegetables and … Continue reading This Is The Time Of Year We Look Forward To
By Stephan Pisko The art idea should be a reflection of the current time and environment of which the human being plays a supremely important role within this rippling romance, but it’s very easy to get all caught up with this ‘idea of art’ as a conceptual symbol that we loose sight of it’s true meaningful useful insight of suffering and struggle of the human … Continue reading Delusions of Artistic Grandeur
Jannie Vaught With really wanting to get all my garden plots tilled, fed and ready to go. Onions are in and now potatoes are in the ready. The table and grow lights are going up this week, the soil is sterilized and the trays are cleaned. Get out the seeds and the garden planner and let the seeding begin. For this gardener, it’s a task … Continue reading For This gardener It Is A Hurry Up And Wait Month
By Stephan Pisko Infected minds’ do not make artists! We have an increasing amount of infection in the future with the most dangerous psychological element called “social conditioning” the level of creativity (or) whatever you could call it has been previously planned setup subliminally via an exterior force to confuse and frustrate the masses in addition to the artists. If you think that you are … Continue reading Social Conditioning – Artistic Mind Infection
By Jannie Vaught Let’s have a look at a few simple ways to rotate our garden plants to keep soil fertility up and loss of nutrients for maximum growth low, by simply moving the plants around every year. Get your garden journal out, and start doing some drawings of last years garden. Write the date and location and growing zone. In this drawing write what … Continue reading Garden And Crop Rotation For Soil Health And Restoration
By Jannie Vaught For this gardener, it is the first to plant in January through February and the reason we prepared our soil and it is now ready to receive the starts. Your Local Feed stores have them in now. For our growing area, they are Short Day onions. LLano Feed and Supply in LLano Texas and Mason Feed in Mason Texas have the ones … Continue reading Onions, The Fruit Of The Gods It Is Said
Lexus LC 500h On The Kona Coast. Image Credit: James Groth (2017) This article was first published in hybridtechtalk.com in February 2017 by our contributor James Groth Lexus LC 500 Athletic, Artistic, Accomplished by: James Groth, Miles Ahead Communications – Kona, Hawaii – February 2017 “Experience Amazing” is the new tag line for Lexus. The journalists on this media trip certainly did have an amazing … Continue reading Lexus LC 500 Athletic, Artistic, Accomplished
This article was also published in the Motorsports Report Wednesday, February 1, 2017 By our contributor James Groth 1962 First Production Shelby Cobra “Best of Show Grand Boulevard’ owned by Bruce Meyer. Image Credit: James Groth (2017) ‘Comments From The Canyon’ The Inaugural ‘Classic Auto Show’ Los Angeles January 27-29, 2017 By: James Groth for The English Car Company Internationally known classic car owner and … Continue reading ‘Comments From The Canyon’ – The Inaugural ‘Classic Auto Show’ Los Angeles January 27-29, 2017
The Art Of Monteque in cooperation with Movie Reviews and More Uncle Earl Enterprises on June 21, 2019 will be launching The Dreamweaver Artist Ranch apparel on Bonfire. This is to benefit the Dreamweaver Artist Ranch development. Here are just a few of the options which will be available to buy in support of the Dreamweaver artist Ranch. We hope that you will stop by … Continue reading The Dreamweaver Artist Ranch Apparel and Tote
By Stephan Pisko, A free monetary gift is virtuous sounds great, but there is an underlying invisible price to pay! How did this mysterious gift turn into being ‘free’? Was it always indeed free? How was this free gift acquired through corruption – deceit – lies? How does a ‘mad-dog greedy’ individual suddenly turn into a monetary Santa Claus? There must be a pompous … Continue reading Philanthropy – Goodwill Greed
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