My thanks to Bill Taylor for forwarding the picture below. I was fortunate to be one of four artists selected to work on the Waukesha Transit Center public art project. The others were Richard Taylor (Bill's son), Richard Peterson, and Oakbrook Esser.
Bill Taylor is a painter, mural maker, and general good guy who has been involved with the Waukesha and Milwaukee art scene for many years. He also assists his son Richard, a well known Milwaukee sculptor.
About Me
- Wisco Tom
- I have been making mobiles and sculpture for many years. Public and private commissions, art shows, representation in galleries and retail stores, participation in silent art auctions, and volunteer work for art related community agencies are part of my background. Now, I'm content to hustle less and concentrate on the doing part of art in my studio and workshop. This blog allows me to stay in touch with those who have an interest in what I create, exchange ideas, and sell my work.
2 comments:
Tom is too kind. If I meet his description of being a "good guy" it might possibly be because I can't help but react positively and happily whenever I come across him when he is involved in his artistic endeavors. He is terminally genial and always sports a winning smile. I have always enjoyed his imaginative mobiles. I have one of them on my computer desk along with a small one my son Richard did. I enjoy them both every day.
Bill Taylor
Tom is too kind. If I meet his description of being a "good guy" it might possibly be because I can't help but react positively and happily whenever I come across him when he is involved in his artistic endeavors. He is terminally genial and always sports a winning smile. I have always enjoyed his imaginative mobiles. I have one of them on my computer desk along with a small one my son Richard did. I enjoy them both every day.
Bill Taylor
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