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At 1:30pm on May 19, 2009, Author-Poet Aberjhani said…
I just saw where you have two beautiful books out on Blurb. Hopefully I can make a present of one or both of them to myself in the not too distant future and do a bit of writing about them. Thank you for sharing your exceptional creative visions with the world.

Aberjhani

At 1:30pm on February 6, 2009, Wil said…
I hope and trust that all is well with you!
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At 6:21pm on August 14, 2008, Russ Seitz said…
Thanks for the invite Chester. You have some powerful imagery here. I have some art background myself and have done some work in scratchboard. What you are doing with it is truly amazing. Keep it up!
At 7:38pm on August 8, 2008, Tracie Jae said…
Great, passionate, poetic art
At 10:30pm on August 7, 2008, Gail Phoenix said…
Such beautiful, deep, emotional expressions...may Life continue to bless you...Namaste. Gail
At 8:55pm on August 7, 2008, LaConnie said…
Hi Chester:

Thanks for the invite. Happy to connect with a fellow Bay Area resident. I'm in Contra Costa County.

BTW, nice drawings. Very, very nice!!

Best,
LaConnie
At 8:00pm on August 7, 2008, soft path said…
Chester,

Thank you for the invite, nice to meet you! Wonderful artwork you have! Hope to share with you in oneness and energy!

Love and Light,
sandy
At 5:47pm on August 7, 2008, Bonnie L Pelton said…
Thanks for the add! have a great day!!
At 1:03pm on June 20, 2008, Evelyn said…
I'm still waiting to see you bring your work to the east coast! Your work is very powerful.

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About Me:
It is fact that in all societies, membership requires that each individual meet obligations that are essential to the development of the greater good. Historically the Artist has been assigned the role of witness to the contemporary events of the group. I offer you my humble attempt to bear witness to my time
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I have chosen the faces of ordinary people as the prism of reflection through my lens to the world. The emotions etched on those faces are intended to be a reflection of how effective we have collectively discharged our obligation to care for the least among us.

I have chosen Scratchboard as the medium for this body of work for several reasons. The first reason is that philosophically the rendering of objects from a pure black surface allows me to feel that I am discovering images that exist and that I am only a participant in making them visible. Another reason is practical in that the process is a nice fit to the way that my mind is organized. The medium forces one to compose in a logical sequence so that you bring together disparate elements into a conglomerate of orders that blend to create a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing result. Finally, T he limitations inherent in scratchboard forces the composer to seek the essential only. It is this essence that I endeavor to communicate.
My Birthdate:
09/27/1954
My Hometown:
San Francisco
My Website:
http://www.mesart.com/elmore45
My Favorite Books:
Mafuz
My Favorite Movies:
Blazing Saddels
My School or Alma Mater:
San Francisco State
My Career:
Forinsic Artist, San Francisco Police Department
Why I'm Here:
Personal, Professional, To Network, To Make Friends, To Share Ideas, To Learn, To Change the World
My Passion:
Justice
My Dreams:
Justice

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