Peter Mikulka
​My father was an artist in oils.   I would watch him paint for hours.  Despite this introduction to art, academic choices led me to major in Psychology at Manhattan College (in the Bronx) and then earn a doctorate at Rutgers University.  Then followed three years with the US Air Force as a Physiological Training Officer (it is best to have oxygen when flying above 10,000 feet).  In 1969, I joined the faculty at Old Dominion University and spent the next forty years teaching and doing research, while helping raise three daughters.  In the 90s I took a watercolor class with Robert Burnell and I loved the challenge of painting quickly and working on a wet surface.  Watercolor is exciting, challenging. and sometimes frustrating, but I enjoy the process.  I have been lucky to paint with two very talented artists, Betty Anglin and Holly Ethridge Wentz.  The journey continues.

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Nevermore?

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