Healthy Obsession by Nikki Devereux | 04.02.21 I’ve been pondering the question, “what is a healthy amount of obsession?” My mind tends to be overactive at night (and sometimes during… Read More
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Taking a Crack at Creativity
To analytical readers, this may sound like mushy advice indeed. Because what does it mean? How do you step into the kind of creativity Van Gogh calls “relief” in times of anxiety, grief, stress, or other emotional pain?… Read More
Broken Fevers Breaks Through
My newest book and first non-linked short story collection, Broken Fevers, just launched a month ago. That means readings, promo, and reviews. The good news is I love readings and… Read More
All In Engine Virtual Production Face, Body and Hand Motion Capture with the Metahumans
Motion Capture Data with the Metahumans Gabriella Krousaniotakis / March 19th, 2021 Blog#15 For the past week, I have been living inside of the Metahumans project that was recently released… Read More
Prime Cut
Prime Cut When designing large sculptures a critical fabrication question is what method to use to cut accurate shapes in sheet/plate metal and other materials. The more complex the… Read More
On Writing and Failure
On Writing and Failure By Chelsea Catherine Blog 18: 4/1/2021 On Monday, I found out that a book I had been working on for two years was not going… Read More
Coming Up with a Plan
Coming Up with a Plan April 1, 2021 I’ve been thinking about what I want to do for the Emerging Artist Exhibition, which will take place on July 14th. It… Read More
David Manson
It’s an honor being selected by Creative Pinellas for the 2021 Professional Artist Grant in music composition. That support will assist me in several recording projects with other area musicians,… Read More
Coming Up with a Plan
I’ve been thinking about what I want to do for the Emerging Artist Exhibition, which will take place on July 14th. It has been difficult to come up with ideas… Read More
On Writing and Failure
Blog 18 On Monday, I found out that a book I had been working on for two years was not going to be published. After a slew of kind rejections,… Read More
