Tag Archives: Austin TX

9/11/2016

Posted on June 6, 2018 by David Fridlund

Oltorf/South Lamar, 9/11/2016. Color pencil on paper, 2018 I don’t remember where I had been or what I had done, but I had a photo on my iphone camera from the corner of Oltorf/South Lamar in Austin, TX. I had … Continue reading →

Posted in Vanishing Austin | Tagged ATX, Austin TX, Color Pencil Drawing, Contemporary Art, Contemporary Cityscape, Derelict, Evening Light, Golden Hour, Pickup, Politics, Primacolor, South Austin, Wendy's | Leave a comment

Coming Back To Austin

Posted on March 30, 2018 by David Fridlund

Last night I went down in the basement to start a load of laundry. I put the clothes in the machine and pushed the button. It started filling up with water and I was just about to turn out the … Continue reading →

Posted in Vanishing Austin | Tagged Austin TX, Burnet Rd, Church, Color Pencil Drawing, Gas Station, Intersection, Memories, Moving On, Next To New, Old Austin, Travel | Leave a comment

Untitled

Posted on March 14, 2014 by David Fridlund

Graffiti Park at Castle Hill. No title for this one. I just like how the graffiti of man corresponds with the graffiti of nature; the richness of color and random composition seem to be very different and yet very much … Continue reading →

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A Rectangular Moon

Posted on February 8, 2014 by David Fridlund

At the corner of 5th and Oakland in Austin TX, there is a house that sits like a leftover from the past, resting in the light of a rectangular moon. A moon that wants us to buy something, whatever is … Continue reading →

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Clarksville Community Health Center

Posted on January 17, 2014 by David Fridlund

Doesn’t sound very romantic, does it? Well, I guess it’s not. But it is nestled in among the trees in the hills of beautiful Clarksville in Austin, TX. I have passed this spot many times. I saw this particular image … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Austin TX, Cipollina, Clarksville, Clarksville Community Health Center, Elm Street | 4 Comments

Old Buildings, New Buildings and the Cancer At the End Of Life.

Posted on November 8, 2013 by David Fridlund

Old buildings, new buildings, old times, new times, last generation, next generation.We’re all just little bricks in the cycle of life and we can build all the highrises and hotels we want and generate all the money in the world, … Continue reading →

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At the Parlor

Posted on September 15, 2013 by David Fridlund

Since two, or maybe three weeks now, I have about 12 of my pieces hanging at the Parlor up on 43rd and Guadalupe. If you’re in Austin, go check it out and let me know what you think.

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