Edward Huse

My favorite framing shop invited me to display my work for a month in their front window! I was very touched by the gesture. It's a storefront on the busy and friendly main drag in Brattleboro, Vermont. my Mermaid portrait cannot Wait to hold court again in public, some time in January next, LOL.

New stuff again, a handy bronze doughnut - otras esculturas diminutivas recién horneadas, esta como si fuera para “hechar una mano” con un bunyol bien duro.

a pair of troublemakers, fresh from the foundry. Toby posed for this figure some time in the late 1980's. Bronze, about six inches tall, Copyright 2026 by Edward Huse

one of my old illustrations for the cover of the Hill Rag, for another Independence Day long ago, mixed media, (c) 1997/2026 by Edward Huse

a bear cub is outside having black sunflower seeds, he bent over the feeder like butter. He is so emaciated and thirsty, that I don't have the heart to chide him - besides, it's too hot out for either of us, and for mama bear who is not very far away! I hope he finds the water dish.

Happy Summer solstice to those who celebrate

happy Summer solstice to those who celebrate

congratulations if you survived a psycho paternal unit.

Happy #ForestFriday

A question for printmakers and other artists who plan ahead It's easy enough to give away art supplies, but, what should I do with my copper plates? I only pulled a few prints from each but, I might never do another print again I am curious to hear everyone's ideas and plans for disposition.

off to some kind of a meeting for Veterans, sometimes I just have to challenge my tendency to be an introvert

Another of my gestural drawings, a portrait, pen on paper ... otro dibujo mio, un retrato espontaneo

I went on a Raku tear, pinching three or four dozen chawan - tea cups. I am thinking of a thick, yummy, white glaze w one or two cobalt dots on the outside, black on the inside. Some are in red groggy clay for low fire, some are for cone 5 "black" clay. I love my new kanji stamp for signing them.

💖 if anyone is need of love this is for u 🩷💚🧡💖💜❤️💛

The majestic mother of this Clydesdale horse accompanies her young foal on his first walk . 😍

Tobies - one for me, and one to show - wax originals, out to be cast in bronze. - siempre gusta ir a la casa de fundición, aqui dos de mis figuras masculinas peques, con toques algo surreales. About six inches tall (c) 1985/2026 by Edward Huse.

#repostyourart, a detail from my portrait of a little girl, many years ago

- I think I will have a new copy cast in bronze of my old study of Toby, next time I drive up to the excellent Vermont Castings foundry for the current piece up there being poured. - Me da por sacar el molde de mi antiguo estudio de Toby, para mandar fundir una copia nueva en bronce

The mountains hid a wonderful place, that showed itself now and then, skimming the prairie's boxes and strips, in a mist of where and when. ... from a WIP by Edward Huse [ - I can't help rattling off drivel driven by prompts perceived in others' posts, and sticking the result into the ESA box]

another of my old prints - I made this one about a million years ago.

Lagree would recite Coleridge-Taylor and Wordsworth from memory. Legare “Lagree” Van Ness, bronze, (c) 1987/2026 by Edward Huse. I love it in polished bronze. My original portrait was clay, raku fired, with oxidation/reduction to produce a rich glossy black.

Happy National Static Electricity Day!

they say, that there are no "small commissions" - a new commission for another small work in bronze, a humble hood ornament - a detail / detalle de un trabajo nuevo para un cliente coleccionista de coches. Terminado en bronce, adornará la proa de su furgoneta - para/for a 1958 Chevy Apache pick up.

re-posting - me pidieron ayudar en eliminar un tio agobiante detras de la pareja - my first effort at helping with a request on Bored Panda, to do something with a couple's favorite vacation pic - to eliminate the fat guy in the background. - I love helping.

Happy St Stephen's Day!

Congratulations, you've made it through 'the holiday" - you can breathe now, and think about how the days grow longer

re-posting another of my old sculptures; I wonder if anyone remembers Toby.

When gossip is more interesting than the argument.

more old stuff - "Thunderhead Mountain, Hancock, Vermont", acrylics on panel (c) 2002 or so, by Edward Huse [another one that was stolen by someone I trusted, lol - I only have this image at all, because I uploaded it to redbubble.com]

#24HoursOfGratitude - Cage-free Adoption Center! Our colorful and cozy adoption center was designed so the mutts could relax in a space that feels just like home. The warm environment allows their unique personalities to come out quicker leading to quicker love matches! #GivingTuesday muttville.org.

I was helping someone prepare for his move to Spain earlier in the Summer - after setting up his new bank account, the bank manager introduced some of the bank's products, including a comprehensive health plan - no co-pays, no exclusions, flat yearly fee of about $2700 for a 65 year old dude!?!?

mi retrato de un amigo viejo, del otro siglo - como pasan los años my drawing of Kai in a Cossacks hat, how time flies.

- part of my second litter of small sculptures, including more tack hooks, and new door knockers lefties and righties, wax to bronze - parte del grupo 2 de mis trabajos en cera, hechas bronze, ganchos para los establos de un millonario y media docena de picapuertas

- we have a small chalkboard on the porch for visitors to write a note on if we aren't in - one day, I walked outside to find a young girl of about 10 or so, who was writing on it. She had picked some flowers and was asking for a bag for them, she thought it was an iPad - I will never get over it

a Tuesday irrelevance

There was no traffic, so I stopped and proceeded to forget the record button on my iPhone while I watched the cub trying out one tree after the other. His mother never showed, and when he jelly-rolled across the road in front of me and up that hill, I proceeded home to draw him from memory.

Becky thought they were just "funnin' her" when her new beach friends said that they were visiting from Mars. She was in for a surprise, a bigger surprise than she had ever known.

I think that I might have drawn this droll "Capitol Hill morning poem person" (300 block of A Street NE, you know who you are) for just such a tedious Thursday as we are about to have, today. I could be wrong.