Special Space Sure Feature Number One

Steven LaRose, 2012

Moholy-Nagy (Harold Hollingsworth)

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Carla Knopp and Steven LaRose, 2012

Welcome to My World

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Request Night (Jan 24 2012) #4

Steven LaRose, 2012

Just home from a lovely evening out with a dear friend . . . think back to before you knew what you thought you were doing . . . and let yourself go . . . (John Hubbard)

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Request Night (Jan 24 2012) #3

Steven LaRose, 2012

In Praise of Form as a Condition of Procurement (Michael Nichols)

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Request Night (Jan 24 2012) #2

Steven LaRose, 2012

mombo dogface to the banana patch? (Craig Overbey)

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Request Night

Steven LaRose, 2012

Fog Candy (Liyah Babayan)

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A Closer Look At "Mother Nature's Mirth"

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My First Painting For the post-Mayan Calendar

Steven LaRose, Mother Nature's Mirth, 2012, paint on wood laminate, 36 x 80 inches

This is what my newest and bestest painting looks like when I squint.

Steven LaRose, Mother Nature's Mirth (in squint mode), 2012

paint on wood laminate, 36 x 80 inches in real life.

Cell Phone Back Burner

 

Have you ever noticed how "2012" makes a circle when you type it?

Totally Mayan.  

 I call this, "Cat Jumping Out Of Tree From Light Saber"

 The house I am living in and the tree the cat jumped out of.

 Have I posted this picture before?  

In order to take this picture (even though I am holding my daughter's toes with both hands), I had to prop my iPhone on my face and push the shutter button with my tongue. 

 I like arranging other people's fridge poetry.  

These two words trigger a high school prom awkwardness.  

 So cool.

 At the Atelier of Whiting Tennis.

While Seattle was showing off their sky the other day,

I saw this in Ashland Oregon.

I Haven't Ruined a Painting in Years

Steven LaRose, Mother Nature's Mirth (detail) (in progress), 2012

paint on wood laminate, 36 x 80 inches (not to scale) (lighting conditions may vary)

The Universe is random

There is nothing random when I paint, and

That is what makes it abstract

I paint because it is the only time that I really know what I am doing, even when I don't.

The Village Painter