Yeah, that’s a Korn reference. Totally random coincidence. And corny. I don’t like Korn or corny. Corn is alright, though…
Okay!
The morning of February 29, 2004, my hair reached below my ass. In the afternoon of that day, when I had 10 inches of it cut, it was like cutting a leash. Almost literally because my [...]
This little sketch was drawn with a red gel pen on Sunday, October 12, 2003. That’s what the file says, anyway. I have a folder on my external hard drive called “Ancient” and it has a few drawings like this.
That day, I was lying on the trampoline, looking at my mom’s little garden. It seemed [...]
“Red Current” » 9″x12″ » watercolor/ink » original available – e-mail to buy
I created this painting during my last show in November. I had a lot on my mind, as usual. And it was hard to focus, as usual. So instead, I focused on my thought process as a whole, instead of individual thoughts running [...]
I recorded this little video this morning of frozen Illinois River.
It used to flow, move, and now it’s just still. Like it’s dead. But only on the surface. Underneath the ice, no one can see that it still flows and moves.
Spring won’t come soon enough to thaw the ice so I can see the river [...]
“Snowman with a Strawberry Heart” » 8″x10″ » watercolor & ink » Prints available
Is it winter already?
Last weekend I was a part of two different art fairs. On Saturday I went to Macomb, IL. And on Sunday, I was in Quincy, IL. Until then, I’ve never been to either town. Each time I had to drive back home, 2 hour drive, 3 hour drive, back and forth.. Lots of getting up [...]
..bubbles going to burst. When the bubbles burst, there will be… no more bubbles, of course!
“When the Bubbles Burst” » 8″x10″ » watercolor & ink » Purchase print
Am I not making any sense? Sorry, it must be the bubbles talking. They want me to tell you that this print is now available in the store.
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This [...]
So… Art in the Park went great on Saturday. Weather was gorgeous, I won a Juror’s Choice award, and my booth was busy all the time so I barely had a chance to sneak out and look around.
Of course, Josh Dixon had his set up (Hey, you made it this time! You know I’ll never [...]
Because art fairs are unpredictable, it’s good to have a sturdy tent that can withstand sudden gusts of wind, storm, a little rain or a lot of rain.
I do not have one of those tents.
I told myself in the beginning that I will never pack up early. Of course, unless, the weather threatens my art, [...]
“Long Stories” » watercolor & ink » 8″×10″ framed » available
Who do you trust with your life?
Family and friends? Doctors? Strangers in cars passing you while you’re driving on a 70-foot bridge at 65 miles per hour?
You trust your life to chance constantly, every day. Anything can happen at any moment. Everyone feels they’re in [...]
