Thoughts on Art and Spirituality
If you’ve ever lost track of time sketching, painting, or even doodling on the margins of your grocery list, you already know that
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If you’ve ever lost track of time sketching, painting, or even doodling on the margins of your grocery list, you already know that
I recently watched The Warhol Diaries on Netflix. It’s about the iconic artist Andy Warhol. During one episode, they mentioned the concept of
Maybe you feel like your old art is embarrassing, amateurish, or just plain bad. And sure, some of it might be. That’s part
Recently, I was playing a board game with a good friend when, out of nowhere, the name Mark Rothko came up. I immediately
Gratitude isn’t just a warm, fuzzy feeling. It’s a tool. And if you use it right, it can change the way you see
Abstract art is often seen as a visual playground, a space where rules are loosened, and creativity can run wild. However, while abstract
One of the most effective ways I’ve found to combat stress is by staying organized. This is really how you actually get things
Instead of focusing on speed and volume, what if we redefined productivity to mean producing high-quality, meaningful work at a pace that actually
Frustration is part of the maker’s process. The challenge is to continually work on finding ways to roll with the struggle so it’s
Have you ever felt like your mind is full of static? Just attempting to make a simple decision can sometimes be a challenge