TI 57, Addition and Subtraction mixed media My painting incorporates the cobblestone

My painting incorporates the cobblestone streets and the gold-domed churches of Italy that I loved

and watercolors are added to create a truly one-of-a-kind artwork

So when I came across an old TI 57 calculator instruction booklet

I can create a range of tones and textures within my prints

all set to a rhythm of geometric shapes and botanical sketches

TI 57, Addition and Subtraction mixed media My painting incorporates the cobblestoneBook pages, acrylic, ink, embroidery floss, thread, and charcoal Diptych of Two 24" x 24" each painting on cradled birch panel (24" x 48" if hung as a single artwork) My parents' generation used slide rulers to perform complex calculations. Calculators became available when I entered college, and everyone used a Hewitt Packard 12C. (Does anyone else remember using reverse Polish notation?) My kids grew up with Texas Instrument calculators. So when I