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Brought on after a conversation with my mom and set in the storefront window across the street from Edward Hopper's Diner, this not so still life compares technology over time illustrating that despite being a "princess" she packs a whammy compared to the cost of tossing the latest device. No regrets. just a bit of plaster to pay for the princess toss, while the cell phone produces regrets and expenses the moment it leaves the hand.

When asked what I "do", I generally answer' "Yes". I have worked professionally in pencil, pen, paint than 40 years and in digital media almost as long. Change is important to me as it lays the ground for play and exploring which is a vital part of everything I do. An illustrator at heart, whether my work is an abstract, figurative, mural or a cartoon, I tend to tell stories with my art. Sometimes the story is about what is shown, other times it is about the the media and how it is made. Visit me at www.cpicmichel.com and sign up for my newsletter to learn more about my work and upcoming events.