This Friday, I have the opportunity to interview Josh Simpson who I previously wrote about here on Artist Hideout. Josh is an internationally acclaimed glass artist who is perhaps best known for his megaplanets.
So what do you ask when you get the opportunity to interview one of your favorite Artists?
I have a few questions, but […]
There is a house here locally by the name of the Captain Scott House. It’s an amazing house. I’ve always been very impressed with the architecture and the beauty of this amazing house. Now the house is facing destruction if enough money is not raised to move it. Visit www.captainscotthouse.org on how you can help […]
The other day I was able to take part in the b5media podcast with some of the other b5 crew. I think I sounded a little out of it. I was trying to hear through the static though. Ah the fun of podcasting over Skype. :P
b5 crew: Shai (VP, Community), Christina (Channel […]
While I may not have the space to do much large artwork, there is a definite difference in the mood of my surroundings when I sit down to paint or draw. I’ll put the cats in the bedroom or bathroom, either put in earplugs or turn on music and tell Becca to let me […]
You do art for a living?
There is a misconception that artists are not really “working” in our culture. I am not sure why this is other than the fact that art has been taken for granted for so long and some have become oblivious to the nature of the work that we do.
Bloggers face the […]
As today is Sunday, my thoughts usually turn to faith each Sunday. I recently read a post by Casey Klahn over at “The Colorist” about the faith of Vincent Van Gogh.
Perhaps I am attracted to Casey’s art because we share the same educational background. We both have our BA in Biblical Theology […]
This is probably a take off of Darren’s Speedlinking over at www.Problogger.net, but for the sake of feeling happy today because of the nice weather, I’ll call it “Link Love” (which is not in reference to anything below either).
I couldn’t pass up the opportunity when I was checking out some recent blog search sites and […]
My wife has really been getting into blogging lately. She even writing over at Mother Earth’s Garden, another b5 blog. I have been thinking about ways that I could join her in the garden with some kind of art project. Part of the problem is that we don’t really have the space […]
I’ve never been a comic collector or reader, At least not of the Marvel or DC comics. But it fascinates me that such a long-running illustrated hero such as Captain America is being mourned so widely.
The latest edition will show the superhero dying on the steps of a courthouse in New York, after […]
Born to humble dairy farmers, Georgia O’Keefe is famous for her sexualized flower portraits and her view of the western culture of America.
Her marriage to photographer Alfred Stieglitz was the element that catapulted her to widespread recognition as a serious artist. Though a very exceptional artist, she did represent a unique artistic genre to the […]
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