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NEWSPAPER ARTICLE

I used to do many paintings for churches and temples in the past. Some of the paintings were for restorations and some were new. The paintings sometimes included angels. So some newspapers gave me the nickname "Angel Man". It was a nice gesture and I did appreciate it. But I never sprouted any wings and I never was really able to fly on my own except when I fell asleep and dreamed. visionary imagist "Joey"

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annette steens

annette steens 16 Sep 2007

you are Great my friend! a good exemple for all of us!

Visionary Imagist
Artist Reply: Annette: You are also an inspiration for me as well. Thank you for the kind words!
Tahnja Wolter

Tahnja Wolter 16 Sep 2007

Totally awesome. What a great article and I loved your little confession of not having wings, rofl, so many people have called me an Angel, including children, that now when someone calls me that I tell them that they shouldn't say such a thing because the Angels will get mad and start accusing me of being an imposter, hahaha

Visionary Imagist
Artist Reply: Tahnja: I agree with you. The lady that wrote the article surprised me with that headline. My mother used to say that "my halo was held up by my horns". Thanks for sharing with me.
Ann Fawssett-Atkin

Ann Fawssett-Atkin 15 Sep 2007

Very interesting VI. Good to read...

Visionary Imagist
Artist Reply: Ann: Thanks for commenting!
bianca

bianca 15 Sep 2007

wow FANTASTIC.....great CONGRADULATIONS

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Artist Reply: Bianca: Thank you sharing. I always look forward to seeing your name upon my screen. Thank you again!