TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Recent Drawings and Art
A handful of recent drawings to share here. My words of advice for the month: 'stay diversified' that way you don't have to blink when you tell certain clients to take a hike when you are done with them. Keep making art, keep sharing. That is how we move forward with creation. [caption id="attachment_79353" align="aligncenter" width="1261"] Mars Violet - swordswoman - 'I am Done with You', 14" x 11", Watercolor Pencil and Chalk…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Sifting through the Treasure Trove
December 31, 2024 - For this last day of 2024, I had the idea of sharing my top-10 articles of the year. This is a treasure trove of a website, but with 4500+ posts, I need to bookmark the ones that I expect to revisit. With 253 just this year it proved impossible to narrow it down to just 10 (even with me re-reading all of them in the last month!), especially with the variety of resources amongst them. Instead, today I share 10 MC articles of 2024 that have had the greatest impact on me. Tools, techniques, reviews, etc are very useful, but I seem to have a bias toward the articles that make me think differently about how I approach my art, and fire me up to get back in front of the easel. Art &…
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