why label. is a stamp, not a signature.
Signatures are great because they tell the world, “this is done, I made this and I put my seal of approval …
Signatures are great because they tell the world, “this is done, I made this and I put my seal of approval …
I haven’t been writing much on this notebook the last 6 months and that’s mostly because I didn’t know what to make …
Recently, I was housesitting at my sister’s place in the county and decided to draw her house, so I went out the …
Starting before you are ready is scary. Starting before you are ready is the best way to get better. You cannot know …
I have been working on a new artistic style for well over a year now and I’m finally getting it to the …
When I started painting, I felt like I picked up the skill quicker than I should have. This is probably related to …
I am working on a new style of painting that I’m calling meta art (which I’m doing in parallel with my coloring pages), …
Have you ever woke up in the middle of the night and wondered why kitchen sponges stay moist in their packages, but …
“I myself have trained everyday in an effort to get close to this madness”
Being an INTJ, the only things I truly love in this world are my tools. These are the 20 things that make …
A look at Lichtenstein’s early work… how much his process evolved over the 1960s… and why this inspires me to keep progressing and getting better.
Last year I read the book Creativity by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and overall I thought it was kind of dry and 400 pages …
I only have one philosophy about art, which is that: art is a mirror. I think every great piece of art is …
A 60-second time-lapse of me painting the “plain ezekiel” toast from my loaf of 16 toasts.
My process for producing these realistic toast sponges on melamine paper plates. They’re as weird as they sound.
An essay about success, failure, my work as a vegan food blogger, listening to your intuition, and how all of that resulted in a whole bunch of toast art.