Jess Baldissero is not only a good friend, she is one of my favorite songwriters. I was honored that she sat with …

It was standing room only at Books on the Bosque yesterday for the launch of Bosque Press‘ ABQ inPrint #7. Grace was …

This is the piece which I alluded to in previous blog post about practicing my greyscale skills. 

I stepped up to the paper and realized, almost immediately, that I did not have control of the necessary skills to complete the piece as I wanted. I could understand the process intellectually, but it wasn’t going to come out of my pen without more practice.

Today, I am honored and humbled to offer for sale pieces from my Listening Wide-Eyed: Limited-Sight Contour Drawings of Musical Instruments series. …

This spring, I’ve been developing my skills with cyanotypes, printmaking with a sunlight-sensitive wash, which I had previously only dabbled with. The …

I have been invited to show several pieces at the upcoming exhibition, Water Worlds, An Exhibition Exploring the Essence of Water (details …

As you may know, throughout the year I keep a running total of days that I perform activities that are important to …

I’ve been looking into some of my limiting beliefs about both my ability to create art and about how we all create …

This is the continuation of some thoughts I’ve been thinking and discussions I’ve been having around the idea of talent. As a …

I keep track of the number of times I do certain activities in my life. This comes from a pretty severe case …

I take visual art classes with the most amazing person; Kaye Buchman. Her art classes have moved online and it has been …

This fall I published my latest zine, The Sticker Method: Creating a Habit of Practice (available in the store). This is a …

Why do you play video games? Make music? Draw pictures? Is it Skill and Achievement? Social? Money? Role playing? Reflecting on a recent episode of Imaginary Worlds.