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FlyNY 2010 was a fine afternoon spent painting a kite filled sky. There were several photographers on hand, and here are some of the excellent shots sent my way. Above, professional photographer and part-time lawyer George Flowers really captures the scene.

We will mix it up further, after the jump.

It’s only the beginning for this easel rag, soon it will be old, stiff and crusty… just like an ornery grandparent.

I’ve been doing lots of hand exercises, so I don’t feel awkward when people notice how fit my digits are.

Mixing colors, not regretting life.

Brush to canvas, color on top of color.

Since I am not a professional baseball player like A-Rod, I take performance enhancing drugs to bulk up the pythons without consequence. Actually, neither one of us has any problems with the old PED issue.

Traits you find attractive between paints and people don’t necessarily align. For example, I exclusively prefer Heavy Body paints.

Get in there, stay focused.

The  palette knife is quite delectable, and is considered fine cuisine in 9 out of 10 art studios.

This ponderous shot came by way of Victoria Walsh – owner of Walsh | Walsh Studio, check out her photo recap of FlyNY!

Kids really do love to get involved with the painting process. Of course, in retrospect, a belt would have been a good choice.

Erin and me at the Friday night Fly cocktail reception. Notice, no hat. My hair is beginning to look like Said’s from Lost.

Some ladies getting their Guggenheim on. These Friday photos were taken by the talented Niki Leigh Budnick. Thank you George, Niki, Victoria and the entire FlyNY team for an awesome experience!