Notes:

• Observations about how Paul communicates about everday topics, and a sketch that he typed to indicate how he wanted a cabinet for his room to be built.
• A reprint of the oldest published article I've found about Paul, from a 1946 edition ofThe Philadelphia Inquirer. A photo from the Inquirer article of Paul working on his typewriter at age 24 is shown enlarged.
• Several color and black and white pictures made by Paul in the 1940s.

• An update on plans for creating a Paul Smith Center for Creative Expression.
• Reprints on articles about Paul from Have A Good Day! (1975), The News-Review (1988), and The Walla Walla Union-Bulletin (1989).
• 11 ready-to-print typed pictures by Paul of TRAINS, 1 print of the Roseburg train station, and another holiday picture by Paul -- in color.

• A partial (and of course inadequate!) reply to a very good question -- "How did Paul develop his style of art?".
• A reprint of a 1996 magazine article from The O.T. Weekly.
• 3 ready-to-print Paul Smith portraits with a "time-lapse" series showing one made for a TV show.

• A reply for the frequently asked question "How can I buy some of Paul's art?".
• A reprint of a 1975 newspaper article from The Oregonian.
• 5 ready-to-print Paul Smith pictures with Christmas or winter themes.