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Untitled Postcard #4

Untitled Postcard #4 – David LaMorte. Postcard.

I have been thinking a lot about value, the things we value and what makes something valueable. I am really interesting in the one dollar…

Abracadabra Postcard

blog.David LaMorte.com – From Wikipedia on January 9, 2010: The first….

From Wikipedia on January 9, 2010:

The first known mention of the word ABRACADABRA was in…

Untitled Postcard #3

Untitled Postcard #3 - David LaMorte

As much as I love LEGOs, I’m always amazed how expensive they are.

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Untitled Postcard #1

Untitled Postcard #1 – David LaMorte

I have been working with this diamond pattern for a little while now. I might want to use this for something else, but I like how this piece…

Untitled Postcard #2

Untitled Postcard #2 - David LaMorte

This is a variation on a few of the themes I have been working on lately. On this postcard I am using the diamond pattern and some of my…

Kaddish. David LaMorte. 7”x5” postcard.
I really liked the quote from the prayer book at our temple and I thought it would be interesting to juxtaposition it against Capt. Marvel.

Kaddish. David LaMorte. 7”x5” postcard.

I really liked the quote from the prayer book at our temple and I thought it would be interesting to juxtaposition it against Capt. Marvel.

Strange photo of my cat.

Strange photo of my cat.

Anonymous asked: Let's say, theoretically, that you could get in a time machine, go back to 1983 and be summoned before the National Commission on Excellence in Education. What advice would you give them?

The first 6 years of life are the most important. Skill building starts early so we need to build a good foundation in Preschool and Kindergarten.

Go ahead, ask away.

Go ahead, ask away.

I’m sending this postcard to Mail Me Art in London as part of their Going Postal project. I started making postcards when I was studying abroad in England. I’m not sure if I’m going to be included, but I feel like I’m paying something back.

I’m sending this postcard to Mail Me Art in London as part of their Going Postal project. I started making postcards when I was studying abroad in England. I’m not sure if I’m going to be included, but I feel like I’m paying something back.

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David LaMorte is an artist, educator, and podcaster living in NJ.

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