In this encaustic painting, references are made to the “old ways” of accessing the arts. Encyclopedias, dictionaries, and classic books were precursors to today’s computer methods of research using Google, Wikipedia, and e-books all. Old ways of writing music on parchment paper have given way to music writing computer software. The structure of this painting employs parallel “time blocks” reflecting those used in movie making software. Reference to life in Boquete and folkloric “pollera” patterns are seen in the colors, textures, and vibrancy of the painting.