Now, I love animated movies and I love animals so in January when I caught a glimpse of a dancing Penguin I marked it on my calendar as date night with my wife. (She loves the same kinds of movies by the way.)
I came away from this movie thinking “I didn’t know you could do […]
Dan from over at Empty Easel emailed me last night (or early this morning) to share the launch of Empty Easel. I thought this was a great blog and looks to be a great daily read. Thanks Dan.
While Art blogs are fairly new to the blogosphere, they have been popping up a lot more recently. […]
If you are anything like me, which I pity you if you are, then going without your laptop is a pain. Then you get paranoid asking questions like “what if they lose it?” or “what if it comes back more broken than it was to begin with?”
My laptop is the only computer I keep at […]
I don’t take compliments very well. I think it’s the fact that I’m a perfectionist. If someone tells me that they like something I’ve painted, I blow it off and point out all the flaws. Maybe I just need to learn to shut my mouth and not say anything.
Granted, if someone critiques my work and […]
I’m not the greatest with pastels but if this blog isn’t about getting out of your comfort zone and playing a little, then … well it is, so nevermind. :D
Otherwise known as the “Cornucopia” this symbol of plenty comes from Greek mythology.
Wikipedia has this to say about it:
The cornucopia (Latin Cornu Copiae), also known as […]
Lomography (according to www.lomography.com) is:
Following the 10 golden rules of Lomography , lomographers shoot as many impossible pictures as possible in the most impossible of situations from the most impossible of positions.
Though for the sake of this site, Lomography and these seemingly random images will help inspire you to create your own unique art.
Tags: lomography, […]
Past projects, photographs and archives (and all dusty stuff) can really come in handy for developing new ideas and dealing with that Artist Block. Artist Block is like Writers block, but for artists…
I get it quite often. Though writers block is fairly easy for me to conquer, there is something about a new sheet of […]
Subtitled “A scribbling of thoughts about Art“
There have been artist down through the centuries who could be classified as “starving artists”. They painted as the primary way of making money and supporting their habit of painting or sculpting. Today these days are long past. Today we have fast food employment.
Okay, so it’s […]
I recently was digging around the web for artists and articles that caught my eye, and I thought this one was pretty cool. Tomorrow, I think I will try this technique with something around here. Apparently, the man who made the video just walked around the pyramids and took a picture every ten […]
When I first saw Ryan Petrow’s art, the first thing that I noticed were the lines, the quietly urban settings, and the colors which seem to elegantly express the personality of the scene as more than just a setting, but a world of people who desire something beyond themselves.
The watercolor painting here “South on Meridian” […]
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