According to an Americans for the Arts report published May 26, 2020, 62% of artists and creatives have become fully unemployed due to the COVID-19 crisis. Nationally, artists and creatives are expected to see income loss in 2020 that will total approximately $50.6 billion. Additionally, 94% of all artists and creatives have reported some form of income loss and 66%… Read more →
Need activities for those young ones stuck in the house during the COVID-19 crisis? Download and print these coloring pages as needed! And don’t forget to share them with those who need them! Read more →
One of the unknown facts about my path to becoming a working artist is that it all began with fiction. I’ve always been a reader and a storyteller, and I had always taken writing seriously in the way one does when one wants to write well, but I never entertained the notion that writing could become a central pursuit in… Read more →
The following article was originally published in the Lander Art Center‘s Fall 2018 newsletter featuring my status as the new Artist in Residence. While my background is certainly eclectic (I’ve designed costumes for the stage, created 3D models for hydraulics engineers and researchers, produced concept art for video games, inked comics, designed posters, and pitched an original animated series to… Read more →
A work-in-progress generates its own energy field. You, the artist or entrepreneur, are pouring love into the work; you are suffusing it with passion and intention and hope. Steven Pressfield It’s been a long awaited process, but I’m finally getting around to revamping my personal website. Life is busy, as usual, so I won’t be able to roll everything… Read more →