TODAY'S FEATURED POST
a Thanksgiving story
Don’t have much art that I can show at the moment, so I thought I’d treat you to a fun thanksgiving story. This one time, years ago back when I was just starting out, a friend of mine reached out to me with a prospective illustration job. It was 1996, I was living in El Paso Texas, before I’d moved to San Francisco and gone to art school. Art jobs were scarce and you took…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Artist Inspiration – Interview with Toobzmuir
November 7, 2024 - I’ve just returned from a trip visiting family and friends in different places, and my last leg of this latest journey was visiting the wonderful human and artist Toobzmuir. I was lucky to get the chance to stay at his place for about a month and we were able to start some new work for another 2-person exhibition coming up in 2025. Last year, we had the honor of having a 2-person exhibition at Copro Gallery in Los Angeles CA, and next year’s will be in Virginia at Alexander/Heath Contemporary Art Gallery. I’ve always wanted to do an interview with him and this just felt like good timing, as I’ve returned inspired and ready for what’s ahead. Also, without going into too much of an introduction, he is one of my favorite artists and just…
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