  the scariest dragons and the the fiercest giants usually turn out to be no more than windmills.
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These can be found in our online store.  You don’t have to explain your dreams, they belong to you. ![When Inspiration Hits | [writing]... draws the demons out of the closet and into the ink in our pens. -- Gloria E. Anzaldúa](/uploads/1/3/3/9/13399473/kermit-typing_orig.gif) [writing]… draws the demons out of the closet and into the ink in our pens.  So... this happened last week. What a surreal experience to know that someone enjoyed one of my paintings so much that they went out and had a tattoo made of it. I think it looks amazing! I am both thrilled and humbled.
 When I celebrate... I celebrate in ink and in paint. When I grieve... I grieve in ink and in paint.  I am somewhere between yesterday and tomorrow.  Pink Elephant with Blue Sky (Study) by Lone Quixote
To purchase a print of this painting or to view more items please visit our website store.  sometimes the scariest dragons and fiercest giants turn out to be no more than windmills  Laughs should be shared... so laugh loudly so everyone can enjoy!  The Lone Quixote Letters chronicles the journey of two close friends... through all their triumphs and and tragedies... it is a tale encompassing faith and family... deception and betrayal, loss and longing, perseverance and redemption... but most of all it is a story of enduring love and friendship.  Pedro Infante with the extras of Nosotros Los Pobres (We the Poor) Shortly after I had moved into my new apartment... I came across this photo. It is a photo of Pedro Infante, a famous actor of Mexican Cinema, and some of the extras of one of his films, Nosotros los Pobres (We the Poor). I had stopped to take a short break from unpacking boxes when I spotted this photo. Something about the photo just stayed with me… and I just stared and stared at it… and all of sudden it hit me. It was the last film my mom and I had seen together. It was one of the last times we had shared a moment like that together. One of the last times we had shared a laugh together... I couldn’t help but smile... and before I knew what was happening I had tears streaming down my face...  Midnight Star by Lone Quixote To purchase a print of this painting or to view more items please visit our website store. |
The Letters is a blog in which you will find some of the items that I am currently working on. It is a collection of quotes, excerpts, paintings, videos, drawings and posts either from or in regard to the book that I have endeavored to write:
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