Author Archives: Virtual Brush Box

Photography of the outside world. Equine Photographers Network. ~~~ Which photo? Repost [How To Spontaneously End Up At A Horse Show] This whole project started when husband Greg expressed an interesting in practing his photography from center ring at an SSF show. Sure thing. However, rain required moving the show to another barn. [How To] TheContinue reading “Thoughts on Horse Show Photography”

Factoids of the outside world. “No states except Alabama and Nebraska have a B in their name.” Reader’s Digest: There’s Only One Letter That’s Not in Any U.S. State Name. Can You Guess It? Jones 2023. ~~~ Photo credit: Greg Walcott ASHAA Fun ShowHeathermoor FarmLeeds AL, USASaturday 10 May 2025 Optimus. Thank you to theContinue reading “How To Spontaneously End Up At A Horse Show”

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Awareness of the outside world. A large language model fails a test case. Cora Buhlert: Robot Hallucinations, May 8, 2025. ~~~ New 3/4″ beta biotane driving reins for Milton from Two Horse Tack. Husband has shown in CDE & related classes. I drive pleasure horses in Saddlebred shows. How did we become a family withContinue reading “New Tack Tuesday, Driving Reins”

Awareness of the outside world. The Tyee: What Should We Be Doing Right Now? Philosopher Alexis Shotwell on tackling ‘wicked problems,’ sorting chaos, embracing ‘ongoingness’ and more, Yunker 2 May 2025. ~~~ New beta biothane shipping halters from Two Horse Tack. Now when the horses travel, no one has to wear the halter of shame.Continue reading “More Stuff Monday, Shipping Halters”

Art of the outside world. Istanbul Modern. ~~~ Process Notes What could be more city than graffiti? I was going for something that could be executed swiftly & fluidly. My first iteration had the bottom of the V & the B coming together at a point. Then I started wondering if I was channeling theContinue reading “Graffiti Logo, Graphic Art”

Cities of the outside world. “The boundary stones are the oldest federal monuments.” Boundary Stones of the District of Columbia ~~~ In my childhood, getting around meant walking and public transportation. I spent zero time waiting around for an adult to drive me somewhere. School, ballet class, orthodontist appointment, a friend on the other sideContinue reading “Transportation, Growing Up City, Non-Fiction Short”