Roy Gee Biv! How do you set up your palette?
I am finally, finally settling into a new studio space. Granted… that space is in my parents front room, but it’s a studio space none the less and I have […]
Monthly Archives: July 2012
He’s studying art! But he could have been a mathematician or something! : The crapola of art
What’s wrong with art? Correction: what is it that too many people find wrong with making art? I have recently “been victim” to art-less conversation. Comments like, “He was smart, […]
It’s a Crazy world: What I have been up to (the art scene of Pittsburgh)
Dear Readership, Though I know there are but a few of you, I am sorry for my lapse in posting. I took a two week (ish) break while I […]
Anders Zorn: A Swede to Rival Sargent
Anders Zorn (February 18, 1860 – August 22, 1920) is a famous Swedish artist from the early 1900s. I was shocked to discover him for two reasons: 1) He was […]
Franz A Bischoff : A Californian Impressionist
Despite my distaste for all artistic boys-only clubs, I have a weak spot for impressionism. Californian Impressionism is an interesting branch set in a (you guessed it) Californian landscape. Bischoff […]
A Young Artist In NH : What Now?
So, I have just graduated from college with a 3.90 GPA, with two minors, one hell of an exhausting 2-semester-long thesis, a job with a meaningful purpose — but wait, […]
Sketchbook Challenge Update
Well, readers, I am sorry to say that I have to report that my goal of reaching 30 drawing in 30 days was a little… over the top. It has […]
These Models Are Just So Plastic: Exploring Implications and Innovations of Barbie Art
Like many kids, I had a large assortment of toys to play with, growing up. More legos than I could count (even today), multiple building sets, dolls, stuffed animals, my […]
A New Twist on Photo Drawings: Ben Heine
Check out some cool work by artist Ben Heine (from the Ivory Coast). I’ve grabbed some pieces from his ‘Pencil Vs Camera’ series that makes me re-think how I go […]
