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Writing to See

Michael Chesley Johnson

Besides being a painter, I'm an addicted writer. I write articles for magazines -- mostly art magazines -- but also essays, poetry and, of course, I keep a journal. (I've been keeping it for 50 years now.)

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Interviewing Dad

Over the years, I've interviewed a lot of people for newspaper and magazine articles. Usually, these were business-related pieces, and the focus was never on character but on activity, such as running a restaurant or opening a new sundry sh...

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Getting Started

I worked on some Scotland paintings last winter, but now I need to do more—and to write a book. (Eilean Donan, 8x16 oil)

2 months ago
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Another Kind of Loss

My parents died recently, both in their 90s, and my grandparents, many years ago. My one regret is not being receptive enough to their sharing of experiences and hard-won knowledge. Of course, they relayed some of it over the years as best ...

2 months ago
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Typing or Speaking?

The original QWERTY keyboard layout

2 months ago
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  • Michael Chesley Johnson

    Michael is a landscape painter and workshop instructor, and he also writes for magazines like Artist’s Magazine. He is the author of Beautiful Landscape Painting Outdoors: Mastering Plein Air. He also just...writes.

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