You may accuse the title of this essay to be a rehash of the age old question "If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?" But I like my version better. Not only is it shorter
Been practicing sketching lately. I know I said I was a talentless artist but that doesn't mean I have to stay one. I figured getting a hang on the basics would be chill. I've been taking an online course for sketching. Still working through the first
Short post today. Just wanted to share something I'm working on. POV video of the process: Just practicing drawing a specific line.
I admit that I may have been lonely. I know that loneliness can produce bolts of hot pain, a pain which, if it stays hot enough for long enough, can begin to simulate, or to provoke - take your pick- an apprehension of the divine. -Maggie Nelson, Bluets And so it
[this article is a continuation from last week, found here] An engineer and an artist walk into a bar. The bartender says "Hi John." I find a booth in the back, take out my journal, and pick up where I left off last time: Ok - so far I&
Yesterday while using a router to try and cut a hole in some wood the bit nearly came out at 26000 RPM. That would have been, as the professionals call it, "a big whoopsy." 0:00 /0:51 1× Instead I get the pleasure of writing about it.
I Forgot My Sunscreen | Piece 2/27 solar panel, mixed media Hey Y’all, This post is about the second completed piece in my TECH KNOW ZEN series. It’s part of the chapter titled Nature (Act One). Today’s meditation will be on my status as a talentless artist.
Let There Be Light | Piece 1/27 mixed media Hey y’all (and yes, as a Texan I can say y’all now), Been working on this idea for an art series for awhile now. It’ll be 27 +1 pieces (if I ever finish) and will tell a story