Showing posts with label wind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wind. Show all posts

Thursday, June 15, 2017

Dr. Tim Ball on the why of climate deceit

Dr. Ball
Listen as Dr. Tim Ball and Glenn Woods discuss why climate hysteria continues to plague families in both Canada and the US, on KGAB 650 am in Cheyenne Wyoming. They also talk about why President Trump was right to take the US out of the Paris Climate Accord.


Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Windmills of doom

Well, I've practiced a bit by doing representational wind turbine paintings and now it's time to go surreal.

Enter the Windwalker

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Sun or cloud ?

Cheyenne is a very sunny place, but we do get clouds sometime. For artists, our imaginations allow us to interpret a scene however we want. (That's the great thing about being an artist with a day job.)

Here are two examples of the same scene: one cloudy and one sunny (at least, that's how I've interpreted them). Which do you prefer ?  

Face the clouds
Face the sun

Friday, December 30, 2011

More wind watchers

We are the masters of our fate, the captains of our souls.


Saturday, December 10, 2011

Turbines in pastel

It's true, I do more than cycle around and write about politics. I must say, though, it is amazing the things you see when you cycle around army bases that you would never see if you were sitting inside a car.

These are the three latest installments in my Windmills of Doom series.

Big

Not us

Windmills of Doom

Friday, November 25, 2011

Cat artist

Maulana and Mufti like to steal my chair, but won't sit still the moment I get even the little iPhone camera out.


Here's my latest work in pastel. I'm going to have to up the 'diabolical' level on these paintings to fit in with my Windmills of Doom series. Stay tuned ....

Another day at the windfarm

I've been trying to figure out how to express in a photo just how massive these windturbines can be. The turbine in the background is truly massive, but don't just take my word for it.

The smaller turbine in the foreground is spinning like mad but the big one in the background isn't budging. When I cycled past, the wind almost blew the bike's wheels out from under me, it was that windy. Maybe it's some type of not-so-secret US Army experiment. At least this time the army helicopter didn't chase me away.