Here are just three details of the last five yards of drawing. I'm using the kitchen sink: inks, watercolors, acrylic, graphite, pencil, pens, pastels (oil and regular), and paint stick. The whole image is flanked by two bowing seraphim figures. In the middle is a life size male nude with tricornered hat. So the image follows the design of the temple altar: The words "times arrow" on the right side indicate that all life is an altar; the image is growing right to left - as in hebrew writing.
One motif of the image is how Jacob's ladder transmorphs into rails - so the railroad theme is a large part of the image. The large central figure stands astride what figure as rails; later I refer to Lamar Lunsford's I wish I was a mole in the ground - with its reference to "railroad men". My dad worked on the railroad for 30 years - make of this what you will.
