The BEAUTIFUL  Results Of OUTSOURCING:

"The Artist’s Odyssey” (Part-3): (Taipei Taiwan.) by Curtis J. Morrow https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0763DKXHT/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_x_Zxo2zbMY72B7E …

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"The Artist's Odyssey" (Part2 Hong Kong) ebook photo-journey;

Link: http://a.co/7kRg8Jd

Below is a slideshow of the ebook contends:
with Chinese music in background with slideshow only.

https://youtu.be/vc668qbELIQ

Retired and loving it.

"The Artist’s Odyssey” Part 2:

We (a group of 5 seniors, organized by Carmen Blake founder of, Brockman Institute) Had a very enlightening Asian tour and I Would appreciate your feedback before publishing  ebook and paperbacks on the demand.. via "P.O.D". 

Hong Kong, where we arrived a few hours before Typhoon Hato made its landfall in Macau, the mainland of China, costing extensive damage. we witness some of the after effects via photos as seen during the first 6 minutes of my slideshow, when we dared to leave our hotel and dashed across a deserted street to purchase a few items from a 7up Store, which was the only business open in the area. My first impression was how well organized and efficient the Chinese are, which was exhibit throughout our 12 days visit in Asia. The following day, we took off to explore the city, with the exception of Macau, which was still suffering from Typhoon Hato. it was a dream come true journey. 

https://youtu.be/vc668qbELIQ

Enjoy.

TO MY FAMILIES AND FRIENDS.. And future ART-COLLECTORS:

I’ve always desired to be an artist, the problem which was continually pointed out to me was how would I earn a living,, which took the first 32 years of my life to discover the solution. Or my Solution, which was creating custom made jewelry that people would purchase and wear as adornments while living in Africa, which was a born again experiences, and a source of survivor. A lifesaving discovery that I touched on in "MY SANKOFA". Which was really made clear to me on my return to America after living in eleven years (11 1965 to 1976) in Ghana & West-Africa, where I were tutored by African Craftsmen, after they discover my artistic skills,, and that’s not to leave out the Traders of arts & crafts.

Now reflecting back on those days & years, If only we’d had the technology that available today; it would’ve been like a piece-of-cake.. But, on the other hand we might’ve not developed the skills we now process?

Now in the last years of my life, I'll admit that with the exception of one year, (1950/51) they've been good and very creative,

Now after 35 years of jewelry designing and lost-wax casting, I have returned to my first love, oil painting, and added a newly found one, photography. In fact, I've done everything the doubter I've encounter in life, said I couldn't do,, and wrote books (memoirs) in hope of inspiring others. See Details below:

the-artist-statement.html

http://mysankofa2012.artspan.com/

Like an old friend once told me.. “Kojo, you better blow your own horn, cause nobody else going to do it.”

Thank you much, Dr. B,, aka Dr. Margaret G. Burroughs, & may she RIP.

The Value Of  Art; via WWW:

"What's on my mind?"

Centennial of the Great Migration..
BRONZEVILLE: And Some of my Favorites Memories???

Being born in 1933, I 1st became aware of my surroundings around 1937 at age 4 yrs. I recall walking with my father down 47th street after Sunday morning church on our way home, 545 E. 34th Street, which is now known as "Lake Meadow." Man, I fell so proud..

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