Invocation: Karen Goh
Flag Salute: Jorge Barrientos
Song: Jim Baldwin
Spoke Profile
Dave Turner:
Dave is an award-winning custom home builder and remodeler, offering full service from design and finish selections through project completion. Hence his longtime slogan, “Raising the Standard.”
Guests and Visiting Rotarians:
Kelli Romines was the guest of Jerene Batista
Paul Chavez was the guest of Beatris Sanders
Mikie Hay was the guest of Joe Hay
Justin Salters was the guest of Doug Pierce
Good News and Announcements:
Nope - No good news today!
Member Trivia:
Jorge Barrientos Does NOT have a tattoo of a dragon on his back. No proof was offered.
Today’s Spotlight:

Lassen National Park with its boot-unfriendly lava fields and hydrothermal areas featuring the pungent smell of sulfur. Go ahead and chow down on those burritos, no one will ever suspect!
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Program:
Art Sherwin – artist and teacher
As a young man, Art was thrown into teaching art with experience and known aptitude for neither teaching nor art. Through trial and error, skill with people and observation of how his students responded, he becomes a beloved and respected teacher. He learned that in teaching “nice is more important than knowledge” and that “you stand out if you make their day!”
And through time he developed a style of art that is creative and uniquely his. Art is continually pushing the boundaries with his innovation and creativity. On display at BMOC is his series “Uncommon Perspectives,” a study of perspective and storytelling in his paintings. His unique approach of using a dark base color, taping lines over that, adding lots of colors, then removing the tape yield dramatic and colorful perspectives to familiar scenes around Bakersfield. The scenes he creates gives one a perspective and appreciation for the details we often overlook. His city scenes are more geometric, while his nature scenes have more of a cadence, both utilizing variations of calligraphy, small designs making up the total, and bright splashes of color. Viewing his work is truly fun and thought-provoking.
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