Bøger af Gary Lee Kvamme

In 1906 a Los Angeles Times critic noted, "Elmer Wachtel knows Southern California perhaps more intimately than any other artist. He paints her directly, simply, truthfully, and yet never with topographic hardness and realism..." Today, Wachtel is considered one of Southern California's most important painters from the early twentieth century.The present work showcases a fine array of new photographic images of paintings by Elmer Wachtel utilizing the Kvamme process of digital enhancement.

Rex Brandt's work has always primarily represented the careless, joyful nature of the beach and its activities and lifestyle. His creations emerge more as reactions to the happenings around him in his life than representations of real things. Living in California and absorbing all the influences around him, his art became a beautiful synthesis of the bold colors of Latin art, like the murals of Diego Rivera, and the spontaneity of Japanese landscapes.The present work showcases a fine array of new photographic images of watercolor paintings by Brandt utilizing the Kvamme process of digital enhancement.

A teenage she-devil, Quintina Raven, works murder and mayhem in Vee-oh'leeya as an agent of a mysterious Yar'blahkah group preparing for a new world order. In constant and hot pursuit are a young, female operative, Phoenix Sotheby, and her sidekick, Dr. Byron Hutton. Brilliant and nearly unconquerable, Quintina Raven is a great villain in a sci-fi, parallel arena packed with plenty of twists and turns, frights and horrors. Discover the wah-roo'ee genius if you dare! Quintina Raven: The Presence of Ah'koo is the first volume in the new Mutant Zer'kahlahs Series. It is a fast-paced thriller for both young and not-so-young alike.

Jade Fon Woo was a well-known and respected California plein-air watercolor painter known as one of the adherents of the "California Style." He did scenes from cityscapes to wildlife in natural surroundings.The present work showcases a fine array of new photographic images of watercolor paintings by Jade Fon utilizing the Kvamme process of digital enhancement.

Grit and mocking, dry wit defy an arid, desolate land rife with mayhem, sex, and murder. An action-packed thriller of survival, revenge, and rejuvenation set in Mexico in the early seventies. Recalling with hatred all the blood and pain these cycle creeps had caused me, I, Shane Hayden, described my enemy to the men who had come to help me. The animals on the hopped-up Harleys had raped my wife, Genna, murdered my "boys," torched my house, and then-after working me over-dumped me in the Sonoran Desert to die. They never expected me to come out alive. This was the end of the long hunt-high noon at midnight. I had followed the rat pack deep into Mexico. And now I was ready with a Vleen of Eitshn to wage war-their style.

No plot summary can do justice to the atmosphere of terror and the psychological tensions energized in this bold, bizarre, utterly nightmarish thriller set in the Southern Hemisphere. The entire action takes place in the course of one fearful night. I have undergone such a life-shattering experience that I have lost my identity. I am a sensitive individual struggling desperately to reconstruct my most immediate past, but failing utterly. While groping for certainty I fall into the clutches of two denizens of the underworld-Pablo, a loathsome, hunchbacked dwarf, and Genard, a cheaply elegant procurer. At the end I escape my evil spirits and when, back in my home, the light of a new day dispels the wretched shadows of the previous night, I find myself, guiltless and free. Maybe...

The present array of still-life paintings vividly explores my enduring fascination with the world abloom.

Land on Ah'ree? One might as well commit suicide! Untouchable, like the Ah'reens-that's what they'd call Zahn'dzoo if she broke the quarantine. And they'd wipe her out on sight. But Ah'ree needed her and that was the kind of challenge this Interstellar Koo'raht Service oh'rahng would never dodge.

This sah'koo gveed-lee'bro is largely a brain-dump of all the thoughts I've gathered over the last 25 years ever since I consciously started hating having pro-bleh'moys in my hand, and not doing anything about it. The sah'koo gveed-lee'bro is meant to inspire and motivate, so you the pro-bleh'mo sol-vee'lo are constantly thinking about a few key aspects as you sol'vee your own day-to-day pro-bleh'moys both at work as well as in your life.

The present array of paintings vividly explores my enduring fascination with and susceptibility to vicarious height vertigo.

The present array of cinematic paintings vividly explores my enduring fascination with the neo-noir climate of Tokyo.

It has been said that it is no exaggerated praise to call a tree the grandest, and most beautiful of all the productions of the earth. For as long as artists have created landscapes, trees have been an essential element of them. Whether studied directly from nature or conjured from the artist's imagination, whether loaded with poetic or political symbolism or addressed in a down-to-earth, factual manner, artists through the ages have treated trees with the same reverence and psychological insight as a portraitist would accord a sitter.The present array of paintings vividly explores my enduring fascination with the mojo of trees.