You know the old adage about how your kids are supposed to rebel against their parents? I was really hoping that that was going to be my kid and they… Read More
Meta Pragmatism
Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
You know the old adage about how your kids are supposed to rebel against their parents? I was really hoping that that was going to be my kid and they… Read More
My January was nothing short of busy and jam packed. The last of my holiday orders had been sent out, the mural projects in Puerto Rico were completed, I applied… Read More
Today’s thoughts surround me addressing what has been coined as “unquenchable perfectionism” in my creative endeavors (and probably life, in general). I’m pretty OCD, as is, but particularly in the… Read More
One way that I go about making my paintings is by painting a whole background first. It’s not always possible but when the project allows for it it’s very satisfying…. Read More
Read Part 1 Here: How I Got Into the Arts Part I: College and Jewelry Read Part 2 Here: How I Got Into the Arts Part II: Cookie Cutters Read Part 3… Read More
Times Your Art Has Made an Impact . . . Creating art of any kind is personal. What you make means everything to you at that point – and it’s better… Read More
Read Part 1 Here: How I Got Into the Arts Part I: College and Jewelry Read Part 2 Here: How I Got Into the Arts Part II: Cookie Cutters So I… Read More
By Janet K. Keeler Get to Know the First Foodie Influencer . . . January 28-February 27 freeFall Theatre Details here . . . Writers, journalists especially, are champions of… Read More
By Kurt Loft Music Inspired by the Haunting Silence of Beethoven January 28-30 Tampa, St. Pete and Clearwater Details here . . . In 1802, Ludwig van Beethoven sat down… Read More
I’ve always used art to transform energy. In the beginning I used it to transform my own inner vibration and to process difficult experiences and emotions. It was very similar… Read More