- Richard Berendzen, 'Come Here'
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Friday, May 28, 2010
"If your body were hurting, people would send you flowers, but if your mind is hurting they throw bricks."
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Quote of the Day
"I don't have pet peeves - I have major psychotic fucking hatreds."
-- George Carlin (genius)
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Trying to get back into the swing of things.
I am quickly approaching my 5-year anniversary of arriving in Second Life and a large portion of my time there has been devoted to creative pursuits - learning to build, exploring artistic possibilities, etc.
For the past year or more or so, however, those activities have largely fallen by the wayside. Part of it had to do with the closure of Arthole, naturally. Part of it is likely just the natural ebb and flow of things. I've also gotten back into some painting & drawing again, something I hadn't focused on in a long time. (I've also started listing my art on Etsy - only a few things up there thus far & one sale to a private buyer.)
Sometime in February, I started logging back into Second Life more frequently again; and in the past few months I've spent time rekindling old friendships (& discovering new ones). I've been enjoying SL as a social/exploration activity, and I think I really have needed to recapture the sense of wonder and enjoyment of simply being there.
So, yeah. Lack of sleep has kind of made me forget my original intention of writing a post today, other than to mention that I am trying to get myself back in business, so to speak. I am currently in the (slow) process of re-establishing my Second Life shop, Numinous, which I originally opened back in '05 as a way for me to help raise a bit of money for both my Second Life pursuits and a little extra support to pay first-life bills. I need that income again, so I am putting up some old designs for now while I (hopefully) make new things to sell.
I'm also going to start pursuing the arts in Second Life again soon. I am completely disconnected from the art scene these days, but as always I'll just do my own thing in my own way and hope someone notices/appreciates it. My last installation at Arthole, Autosarcophagy, can still be seen by teleporting within SL to this location, and will be left up there until I make something new:

For the past year or more or so, however, those activities have largely fallen by the wayside. Part of it had to do with the closure of Arthole, naturally. Part of it is likely just the natural ebb and flow of things. I've also gotten back into some painting & drawing again, something I hadn't focused on in a long time. (I've also started listing my art on Etsy - only a few things up there thus far & one sale to a private buyer.)
Sometime in February, I started logging back into Second Life more frequently again; and in the past few months I've spent time rekindling old friendships (& discovering new ones). I've been enjoying SL as a social/exploration activity, and I think I really have needed to recapture the sense of wonder and enjoyment of simply being there.
So, yeah. Lack of sleep has kind of made me forget my original intention of writing a post today, other than to mention that I am trying to get myself back in business, so to speak. I am currently in the (slow) process of re-establishing my Second Life shop, Numinous, which I originally opened back in '05 as a way for me to help raise a bit of money for both my Second Life pursuits and a little extra support to pay first-life bills. I need that income again, so I am putting up some old designs for now while I (hopefully) make new things to sell.
I'm also going to start pursuing the arts in Second Life again soon. I am completely disconnected from the art scene these days, but as always I'll just do my own thing in my own way and hope someone notices/appreciates it. My last installation at Arthole, Autosarcophagy, can still be seen by teleporting within SL to this location, and will be left up there until I make something new:

I am hoping my renewed efforts to create things in Second Life are beneficial to my artistic sense of well-being and to my bank account. I hate having to pursue things for the sake of money, but the sad truth of it is that I barely make ends meet with my current job, and I desperately need a car by the end of the year and new computer parts ASAHFP (as soon as humanly fucking possible).
(Location: Immersed in Second Life via my BFFF's computer.)
Oh yeah - I also accept donations -
Via Paypal --
Oh yeah - I also accept donations -
Saturday, May 8, 2010
"Loneliness and the feeling of being unwanted is the most terrible poverty."
(attr. Blessed Teresa of Calcutta)
Friday, May 7, 2010
So, yeah. My computer's dying, and I need a car by the end of the year. Please buy some of my art, for fuck's sake.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Fun webpage - ScribblerToo
Picture results from a fun webpage flash thingy called ScribblerToo have been popping up on Flickr lately, so I decided to give it a spin:
This one was done in about 5 minutes with a mouse. Give it a try for yourself!
New Drawing - Plan Your Escape
Friday, April 30, 2010
New drawing
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Saturday walk -- Power Hollow, Enfield CT
See the entire set here:
(If you are unable to view the embedded slideshow, please click here for a direct link.)
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Friday, April 23, 2010
'Less Than Human'
Less Than Human
Ballpoint pen on paperApprox. 11 in. x 8.5 in.
(2010)
"...Must have died a thousand times
I must have died a thousand times
I must have died a thousand times
Feeling less than human
I surmise I'm less than human...
...Must have cried a thousand times
Must have cried a thousand times
I must have cried a thousand times
Feeling less than human
I surmise I'm less than human..."
-- The Chameleons
www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9cN3VWokuM
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Recent drawings.
Untitled
Ballpoint pen on paperApprox. 8.5. in. x 11 in.
(2010)

Kolnióur
Ballpoint pen on paper
Approx. 4.25 in. x 8.5 in.
(2010)
Notes: This drawing was inspired by the song Kolnióur, on Jónsi's (frontman of the band Sigur Rós) recently released solo album, 'Go.'
I have no idea what the lyrics or the title itself means, so I channeled my own pure raw emotion alone into this one.
Listen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlB_8TYnt88
Listen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlB_8TYnt88
Friday, April 16, 2010
I feel like the floor of a taxi cab.
- Dr. Egon Spengler, Ghostbusters
Yeah, that.
At least two-thirds of our miseries spring from human stupidity, human malice and those great motivators and justifiers of malice and stupidity: idealism, dogmatism and proselytizing zeal on behalf of religous or political ideas.
- Aldous Huxley
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Now I finally know what this installation is...
A little over a year ago, when I entered my painting All Loveliness Is Anguish into Hygienic Arts' 2009 Salon des Independants, I took a picture of an installation on a nearby building (with my crappy phone-camera), and at the time I had no idea what it was.
Earlier today, however, I came across an article on Connecticut news site, TheDay.com, about the very same installation:
New London - Two years ago, in a moment of artistic inspiration, Jesse Goode poured orange urethane foam down the side of a vacant upholstery shop on Bank Street and created a community discussion on art and aesthetics.
The Blob, as the abstract mass became known, generated enthusiastic conversation, became a mini tourist draw, inspired a downtown movie night, and was briefly considered for a seat on the City Council.
On Tuesday, 18 months later than originally scheduled, the artwork will come down.
"Although it is impossible to remove the Blob's Spirit from New London folklore, I will be removing the sculpture,'' Goode wrote to friends and supporters on Friday.
At 11:30 a.m. Tuesday he will begin uninstalling the sculpture.
Read the rest of the article here, if you are so inclined:
Thursday, April 1, 2010
New painting - 'Empty'
Title: EmptyYear: 2010Dimensions: approx. 11 in. X 16 in.Media: Acrylic paint, thread, safety pins on canvas
(detail)
(detail)
(Please click here if you are unable to view the embedded slideshow.)
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
'Chasm' now for sale on Etsy
"No matter how much you think you love someone or trust someone, know this: Between you and everyone else on this planet there is a dark, infinite chasm that can never be crossed."Title: Chasm
-- Oswald T. Pratt, 'You Are Worthless'
Year: 2010
Dimensions: approx. 25in. X 25 in.
Media: Acrylic and thread on canvas.
One of a kind, original acrylic painting by CM Pauluh (aka Nebulosus Severine). Deconstructed & reconstructed canvas.
This painting is based on an installation of the same name that I created in Second Life in the summer of 2008:
Saturday, March 27, 2010
'Chasm'
Managed to capture some photos of one of my most recently completed paintings, Chasm:
Title: Chasm
Year: 2010
Dimensions: approx. 25in. X 25 in.
Media: Acrylic and thread on canvas.
(detail)
(detail)
Slideshow of the full set:
(click here if you are unable to view the embedded slideshow.)
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Quote of the day
There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences.
-- PJ O'Rourke(Thanks to C.O. / J.G. for introducing this one to me.)
Monday, March 8, 2010
'FUCK' now listed on Etsy.
My painting, FUCK, which was completed on a night of frustration last summer, is now available for sale on Etsy.
Title: FUCKYear: 2009Dimensions: 8 in. X 10 in.Media: Acrylic on canvasThe word 'FUCK' written over and over to completely cover the canvas. Tubes of paint were used to write directly onto the surface. No paintbrushes or any other implements were used.
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