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New Image Posted on Die Krankenschwester
Little Girls in White Dresses (First Communion) is the latest painting in the From Cradle to Grave: The Color White series on the art blog Die Krankenschwester. The blog chronicles a...
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New Image Posted on Die Krankenschwester
Mean Girls (First Communion II) is the latest painting exploring identity posted on the art blog Die Krankenschwester. Filed under: Posts about Art, Posts About Art & Nursing Tagged: Art, art about...
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Comfortable with the Squishy Part II: Look, Look with Your Special Eyes
The White that Binds (Pinning Ceremony) by jparadisi 2010 mixed media & collage I’ve read a lot about eyes, seeing, and looking lately. Eye doctors are concerned about a fashion trend among young...
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Color Coded for Easy Identification
The White that Binds (Pinning Ceremony) jparadisi 2010 On my other blog, Die Krankenschwester, I explore issues of gender, role, and identity through nursing imagery. J Doe at Those Emergency Blues...
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New Series, Color-Coded For Your Safety Published on Die Krankenschwester
Four Shades of Grey from Color-Coded For Your Safety, by JParadisi and posted on Die Krankenschwester Color-Coded For Your Safety is my latest series of images posted on the blog, Die...
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Baby, I Was Born to Run
Identity: Self Portrait David and I are at our favorite brewery slurping steamer clams with broth-soaked crusty bread and sharing pints. Overhead, Bruce Springsteen’s disembodied voice wails Baby We...
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The Color White
From Cradle to Grave: The Color White (water color and ink on paper) by jparadisi This post was originally written as the artist’s statement for my series of paintings From Cradle to Grave: The Color...
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What? U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Looks Like Nurses?
The Christening Gown. mixed media by jparadisi This morning fellow nurse blogger Joni Watson at Nursetopia urges our friends here in Oregon, Nike, to make scrubs for nurses. I like the idea,...
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I Am Living As Free As My Hair
Someone asked if I color my hair. I said, “No I don’t, I pay someone else to do it.” Once my hair grew back after chemotherapy my attitude toward it was changed. Before treatment for breast cancer, the...
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Alopecia And The Pirate
As I write this post, some scientists are searching for ways to prevent male baldness through genetic manipulation. Others are conducting similar research to cure cancer. Is hair really as significant...
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