I've had a lot of disruption to my routine this month. We got a puppy (who lives freely, entirely to her own clock and the whims of her body) and we took some time off and traveled to see some family. In the past, travel and changes in

I’m writing to you from a sunny patch of grass where I am sitting with sleeping dogs, open sketchbooks and plenty of time. I am on vacation and I’ve been leisurely tip-toeing back into a more expressive part of my creative cycle. I haven’t taken space like

A few years ago I started a tradition of painting Abstract Pride Flags in June. I had already been making my diagrams for a while and had been exploring the idea of using fine art methods and supplies to make abstracted venn diagrams, pie charts and other recognizable structures. I

My art is changing. I feel both excited and apologetic, shy and inspired.

Hi friends! This is an expanded question that was submitted last month for the Q&A asking how I digitize my art. There are two major goals you might have in wanting to digitize. One would be to accurately represent your art digitally, and keep it as close as

I'll be archiving the some of my IG process stories here with expanded annotation. Enjoy! (If you read the piece on artist grade watercolors, you might reconize the granulating sodalite geniune I'm using here for the hair, and the non-granulating, highly diluted yellowish mix for the

My entire art process is set up around lowering the barrier to begin. I am not interested in resolving to make art. The only way this works is to make it easy and pleasant. Here are 11 most practical things that work for me: * Make it a pleasure. Keep a