There's an etching I created a short time back titled 'Comfortable Company'. In it is a portrait of a girl slouching in her couch with a crimping tool to her left. The crimping tool itself serves as a symbol of finishing an end, but also a personal reminder of how I met this person, through Fedex where this tool is used.
Anyway, I though back to that title after a recent afternoon with good folks. Because sometimes, all you need in the hectic world is that comfortable company of a good friend. It's something I never take for granted. One of my good friends who I don't often get to spend the company with these days is Amy, who resides in Philly.. She's started a new blog: http://illustrativehistorians.wordpress.com/ worth checking out for a great read in things of art advocacy.
Now go spend the afternoon with some good folks.
