by Edward M Corpus | Oct 21, 2019
The house in Seaside, California had been my mother’s home for three decades – and for more than the past twelve years my permanent residence and artist studio. I had vowed that while my elderly mother was still alive, it would never be sold nor lien placed upon it ;...
by Edward M Corpus | Jan 18, 2019
Greetings and salutations for the new year, friends, patrons and sponsors! First, a public service announcement: I finally went off the deep end. No, I’m not being committed. You may have heard me hinting for months now (years?) that I was edging...
by Edward M Corpus | Aug 24, 2018
In July a great man departed this mortal time and space, and left the company of devoted family and friends. He passed on just eight weeks short of his one-hundred-first birthday. I considered him a dear friend, and during the all-too-brief time I knew him he allowed...
by Edward M Corpus | Jun 24, 2018
Now, more than ever, we need examples and models of sensitive, nurturing good men to contradict the culture of patriarchy. I created a watercolor painting to celebrate kind and aware fathers, and the children they help raise as the hope of our civilization. This...
by Edward M Corpus | Jun 3, 2018
Just watched the 2015 documentary Indie Kindred tonight. You’ll have to buy Indie Kindred or rent it on Vimeo.com, or through the indiekindred.com website. Neither Netflix or Amazon Prime carry it to stream, though they should.* Coming from a guy who’s typically...
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