I joined UHH back in July 2012 and had some great times here and made some real good friends but made one very special bond with a like minded person when it comes to our Abstract Art. Our lives maybe very different but our Art runs parallel as we cut our own path.
Over the years we have been online together creating Art as we speak and spurring each other on. We have also had periods when the creative juices dry up for many reasons and strangely we seem to have these at about the same time.
We also produced a couple of pieces of Art together which was fun.
I love his work and for many years have been pestering him to get it out there and have an exhibition but for many reasons it has not happened.
That is until today.
I asked his permission to download some of his work to which he agreed, not knowing what I was going to do so I printed, mounted and framed 16 of his best Abstracts, in my view, and they now hang on the rear wall in the rear gallery of the Click Clock Gallery in Croydon, South London which i help run with John Reeve the curator. The work will be on display until the end of May.
So Bill (William) my dear friend this is a very early birthday present, now you are world famous.

-My son graduated from the Coast Guard academy last month in Cape May, NJ. We spent a day in Philadelphia before we caught our flight home. These images are from the incredible Reading Market 1 block from our Hotel. These photo's were taken at about 9am but by noon this place was wall to wall people lined up around corners at their favorite food stalls. By the way if your in Philadelphia and you want a really authentic Cheese Stake - get it here. The other places are tourist traps and the first place we were steered called Steve's was complete garbage. So happy I got one in the Reading Market before we left.

-I also found it interesting that many of the stalls & shops were run by Amish families. But the verity of food and goods was amazing. We had the most delicious breakfast at Beck's Cajun Cafe and my breakfast cost me $7.50 - would have been twice that in California.