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CREATIVE PROCESS AND LIVING A HEALTHY LIFE
  A simple walk on the beach at sunrise, I don't like the exercise but I bring my phone and I have my camera available to take pictures of the things that are different today than they were yesterday, Color, birds,human activity, whatever strikes my fancy. My photos inform and inspire my work. They provide reference material that is unique to me. Doing original work is simplified when you have a large file to draw from. If there were ten artists on the beach each would have brought something different back to their studio. PURE MAGIC!
 

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