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  • Day and Night

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    Day and Night Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Industrial Art, Exhibit Two Setting out to make a bland, generic, kitschy cactus desert scene I wound up with this.    Had a lot of fun putting it together though. The background sand and sky are spray paint. The Sun, the rays, and puddles of sunshine are of […]

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  • That’s my Way  06

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    That’s my Way Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Six, Final Searching back through wiser eyes, I realize what they really saw.    I really should have tried putting myself in their head, not expected them to already be in mine.    Or at least, tried keeping it dignified. That quirk was far from trivial; what actually […]

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  • Unentitled 05

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    Unentitled, Installment Five Wouldn’t it be nice, imagine, if Leadership were guided by respect and trust, rather than ignorance and contempt, of Intelligentsia’s insight and perception? “Moré” © 8 lines Why is the Limerick so effective?    To illustrate rhythm’s power, strip away the thoughts, words, ideas, push it all to pure sound, and Hearers […]

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  • Diégo el Ciégo 00

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    Diégo el Ciégo Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Zero — “Foreword” Here is the coversheet of the manuscript: , which is barely readable on desktop screen.    On mobile, way too small.    Cropping out just the strip: , doesn’t help much. The only way to make it good on mobile is to crop each panel […]

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  • That’s my Way 05

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    That’s my Way Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Five I sent him an enthusiastic handprinted letter the day after the show, pointing out a misspelling of “school” on his brochure — very bad public first impression for any aspiring Education Governor — made a few layout and wordage suggestions since it needed changing anyway, offered some […]

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  • Unentitled 04

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    Unentitled, Installment Four The limerick is a familiar and useful frame, for a silly facet on perhaps a graver issue, “Student Dormants” © 5 lines just an amusing observation on student behavior.    Or . . . some Reader or Watcher may realize something is afoul, and try to find ways to get them healthier studying environments, better […]

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  • That’s my Way 04

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    That’s my Way Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Four Seeing eye-to-eye with this caring tall man lawyer hopeful candidate, I decided to give him a little boost, and recommended some readings to help him understand younger voters’ life experiences and viewpoints, and ways a modern candidate might better appeal to us. Then I offered him an […]

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  • Expressionisms

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    I wished I had Dad’s picture; I’d sought it everywhere.    So I made this practice piece, exhibit number one of my new invention, Industrial Art, as a tribute to my father and to the fondness he gave me for gazing at artpieces.

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  • That’s my Way 03

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    I won’t say his name; I feel I should protect his identity.   He never asked me to, though.   For some reason, I like to keep quiet when someone might be embarrassed or something, like I’m holding a secret — even when they don’t ask, I don’t tell.   It’s just my way.

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  • Unentitled 03

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    Unentitled, Installment Three Went to other poet things whenever I could, but never quite mixed in; other poets enjoyed a much genteeler lifestyle than mine — rough, often ungroomed; different wavelengths, different tastes, same planet, different worlds.   And through a great comedy of misunderstandings it got stuck in my head that most other poets wished, […]

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