Thanks, Man. We loved seeing your current Exhibit at The Taber Gallery at Mount Holyoke Community College and hearing what you had to say about your lifetime of work. You keep it up, too.
I have come thru on the Soho Memory Project interview and enjoyed everything I have read in your blog. I keep thinking that we must have seen each other on the streets of Soho back so long ago. My first loft was on Canal and Wooster in 1970, and then in 1974 I moved to Mercer near Spring. Probably we just missed each other in this small community. So glad that you followed your heart and found fulfillment and creative outlet. Keep it coming!
Thanks for writing. I’m sure we passed each other many times. I’m working on my graphic memoir about my time in the army. Should be done in another year. At the rate I’m going, it’s going to take me longer to do the book than the three years, five months and 13 days I served. 😉
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This is fantastic! I can’t wait to have the whole thing in hand 🙂
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I promise you won’t have to wait more than another couple of years! Thanks!
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Keep it up, Rick. The hook is sinking in…
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Thanks, Man. We loved seeing your current Exhibit at The Taber Gallery at Mount Holyoke Community College and hearing what you had to say about your lifetime of work. You keep it up, too.
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I have come thru on the Soho Memory Project interview and enjoyed everything I have read in your blog. I keep thinking that we must have seen each other on the streets of Soho back so long ago. My first loft was on Canal and Wooster in 1970, and then in 1974 I moved to Mercer near Spring. Probably we just missed each other in this small community. So glad that you followed your heart and found fulfillment and creative outlet. Keep it coming!
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Thanks for writing. I’m sure we passed each other many times. I’m working on my graphic memoir about my time in the army. Should be done in another year. At the rate I’m going, it’s going to take me longer to do the book than the three years, five months and 13 days I served. 😉
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Great Job, Rick! Looking forward to the completed book!
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