By Emily Lee Stehle Originally published February 2021 . . . Words have always been important to me. I went into journalism because I realized that my mom, born in… Read More
Words – Songs of Comfort
Genre: Pinellas Artists at Work
Reflections from my Life during Undergrad
By Ashley Rivers Reflections from my Life during Undergrad . . . Let’s Reflect From the moment I transferred, the professors and courses I took at The University of South… Read More
Creating Amidst Controversy
By Kayte and Adam Bush Creating Amidst Controversy . . . For ages, artists from Manet to Warhol have been creating works of art that were considered controversial – during… Read More
Experimenting and Growing in 2021
By Margherita Tibaldo Experimenting and Growing in 2021 . . . Every year, on December 31, I like to reflect on the past year. This morning I picked up my… Read More
A Little Musical Inspiration
By Ketsy Ruiz A Little Musical Inspiration . . . Listening to music while I paint – even while I brainstorm about painting – is the only way I function…. Read More
All that Glitters…
By Heather Rippert All that Glitters… . . . There is a lot to be grateful for during the holiday season. Meanwhile, sleep deprivation coupled with a rigorous schedule, can… Read More
Behind the Scene
By Teresa Mandala Behind the Scene . . . I get asked a lot about what I use to make my sgraffito work. Here, I’ll go over the materials and… Read More
Journey of an Artist
By Rachel Ratcliff Journey of an Artist . . . I’m often asked how long I’ve been doing art. The truth is I’ve been making art since I could hold… Read More
140 sq ft, 38 hrs & 4 days
By Ketsy Ruiz 140 sq ft, 38 hrs & 4 days . . . I completed my first ever mural! I knew having a mural in my portfolio could mean… Read More
The Art of Juggling – Motherhood and Careers
By Rachel Ratcliff The Art of Juggling – Motherhood and Careers It was the fall of 2017, my only child was 10 years old and I had no plans… Read More
