Harmony
When I was young, creating art and music was all consuming. I painted on my bedroom walls, ceiling and anything else that was handy. I played my second hand black Harmony 1950s model semi hollow body electric guitar every available moment. Music and art flowed like rain off the Appalachian Mountains!
As I got older the drive to draw and play diminished. I lost my art and music “AllSpark”… I shifted gears into electronics as a career. Then later, shifted again into circuit board design.
“Keep moving forward.”
Before retiring, I managed to acquire a surplus professional grade art table, “Walt” and my “Teen Dream” guitar rig. I planned to pickup where I left off forty years earlier.
Who names their art table?
Gears
In early 2020, this website developed an “AllSpark” all its own. I found a familiar feeling in web publishing that I had felt in my youth with my bedroom ceiling and neighbor annoying Sears amp. I don’t think I ever lost my “core” AllSpark, it’s just been shifting gears from one thing to another. My music and art took a backseat a long time ago. My “sweet little imagination” has me a little confused about my drawing and music making. My “AllSpark” has been focused sharply on Ed’s Art Net since retiring.
