TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Turning Points: In Italy Edition
Hi everyone, I'm on SABBATICAL. Orbit Books (our parent company, Hachette, actually) has a sabbatical program where after 15 years of working for the company you get a month off to do something healing/educational and heal a chunk of burnout. And I've been in Italy! I'm about halfway through, so I'll do a recap of everything and thoughts on sabbatical in general next month. For now, here's a repost of a fave episode on my…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Getting Back In A Groove
August 14, 2024 - [caption id="attachment_77657" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Images in this post are selections from a recent photo trip to Alaska[/caption] Any time that I am out of my studio for more than a couple of days, I find it can be a struggle to get my pace and flow back on track. This is especially in my mind after recently taking two weeks of for travel and then, just as I was getting back to my stride, getting knocked out again with Covid. Here are some of the methods that help me reset and get back into my normal rhythm. Assess short and long term commitments: One of my first go-to tasks for getting my head back into the studio is to lay out all of the projects in front of me. I’ll either make lists or write…
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Life Models and the Art They Inspire
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Over the edge
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Cover Browser
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The Wild Side
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Arts & Letters
Monday, January 17, 2011
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Walton Ford and Akira Yamaguchi
Friday, January 14, 2011
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