TI 57, Subtraction alien The salty brine of the

The salty brine of the deep blue Atlantic that I smell while enjoying the succulent taste of a warm buttered lobster roll

as well as their value in providing food and habitat for wildlife

which I convert into negatives for further print creation

These artworks allowed me to artistically showcase an impressive assortment of over 30 plant varieties from my garden

Colorful scribbles and playful doodles dance with vivid ink splashes

TI 57, Subtraction alien The salty brine of theBook pages, acrylic, ink, embroidery floss, thread, and charcoal 24" x 24" on cradled birch panel My parents were of the generation that used slide rulers to perform complex calculations. Calculators became available when I entered college, and everyone used Hewitt Packard 12Cs. (Does anyone else remember using reverse Polish notation?) My kids grew up with Texas Instrument calculators. So when I came across an old TI 57 calculator instruction