Artist Grantee Posts
The latest blog posts from the Creative Pinellas Grantees
Artist Website
Artist Website by Nikki Devereux | 04.13.21 In addition to my work as an artist, I have a background in marketing and currently work for Pinstripe Marketing in downtown St. Petersburg. One thing that has always been important to me is maintaining my website in order to showcase all the [...]
THE CAT THAT LIKED CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES BLOG #18
THE CAT THAT LIKED CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES BLOG #18 April 11, 2021 By Emily Lee Stehle Well, it's 5am and do you know where your children are? Remember that PSA? I don't have children but as I am typing the first four words to this blog I hear that solemn [...]
Starting A Creative Practice
Do You Have A Creative Practice? By Mason Gehring April 9th, 2021 In an early blog post I discussed how I believe that everyone is creative but not everyone is an artist. As an arts in health professional, I think it's super important for everyone to find their creative outlet [...]
All In Engine Virtual Production Car Configurator & Mocap
Unreal Engine Car Configurator Project and Motion Capture Gabriella Krousaniotakis / April 9th, 2021 Blog#16 In this weeks blog, I created a sequence inside of the Car Configurator project provided by Epic Games in Unreal Engine. I still need to learn about how to use the control rig for the [...]
This is a Love Letter to the Artist with Chronic Illness
This is a love letter to the artist with chronic illness. This is a love letter to those who work everyday to be a part of this world. This is a love letter to the ones who can’t get out of bed, who use pill boxes morning and night, who have more doctors than pairs of shoes, who fall down and get back up, who ask for help.
The Nature of the Muse
The Nature of the Muse By Chelsea Catherine Blog 19: 4/8/2021 I read an article a few months ago that said using someone as a muse can be extremely harmful. “You use them and throw them away when you’re done,” it said. The article worried me. I have always [...]
Homesickness
Homesickness by Yuly Restrepo April 8, 2021 I've lived in the United States for twenty years now, which is more than half my life, and I have never felt like I completely belong here. I very much appreciate all the advantages of living in and being a citizen of the [...]
Searching for a Sustainable Practice ~ Part 1
Searching for a Sustainable Practice ~ Part 1 Kenny Jensen Blog Post #2 ~ April 8, 2021 Blogging As Revelation: This second post was originally intended to be a straightforward showcase of my studio and an overview of the projects I'm currently pursuing, but my recent life circumstances have pushed [...]
Diner Poetry
Diner Poetry By: Sara Ries Dziekonski 4/8/21 Blog #19 I have been missing diners a lot these days, particularly the small red diner in Buffalo that my parents owned for 32 years (which is now temporarily closed due to the pandemic and a transfer of owners). The diner feels [...]