By Tatiana Baccari . . . The past couple of weeks I’ve been delving deep into the business side of the arts. I’ve been seeking out information because I’ve found… Read More
Why the Theater is No Fun
Genre: Pinellas Artists at Work
Influences
By Yuly Restrepo . . . At tonight’s Emerging Artists conversation, an audience member asked about our artistic influences. My fellow artists gave very lovely and articulate answers, and I… Read More
It’s Time
By Mason Gehring . . . In my pursuit to create more work that is accessible and easier to sell, I’ve been digitally recreating my paintings. It’s been a long… Read More
Gratitude During a Strange Era
By Nikki Devereux . . . I’ve been practicing gratitude for several years now, and it certainly helps me to put things in perspective when I get caught up in… Read More
Orishas
By John Gascot . . . Yesterday I said goodbye to three ladies I will miss a lot. A year or so ago I painted a mural in the backyard… Read More
Can This Be Covid-19? Maybe!
By Emily Stehle Originally published November 2020 . . . COVID-19 has been on the brain lately. We’re constantly watching the news for the latest information. We call the Florida… Read More
Creating Blendshapes
By Gabrielle Krousaniotakis Making Blendshapes, Learning Dragonfly Virtual Camera, Creating with Motion Capture and Multi-User . . . As my quest to find a full body rig with built-in blendshapes… Read More
Power of Color
By Nick Davis . . . This year I have focused on color with more intention. Color has to be the most fluid thing I’ve ever known. For some the… Read More
Share Your Work
By Kaitlin Murphy-Knudsen Weekend Challenge – Share Your Work . . . This week’s blog is for those of you who have been writing or otherwise creating privately, but you… Read More
REPRESENTATION
By John Gascot I can’t speak enough to the importance of representation. As an artist, creating the style of work I do, it is part of my mission to… Read More
