Blog 3 The word that’s been bouncing around in my head so much these days is “desolation.” Usually, when I use that word in fiction, I’m referring to a place…. Read More
3: Landscapes and Desolation
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VIRTUAL PRODUCTION PRIMER COURSE AND MOCAP
UNREAL ENGINE SEQUENER AND MOTION CAPTURE TESTING/LEARNING BLOG #3 NOVEMBER 19TH 2020 BY GABRIELLA KROUSANIOTAKIS What I love about Virtual Production and Unreal Engine is the amazing people that make… Read More
Happy Anniversary!
NOVEMBER 19TH By Mason Gehring It’s still hard. I’ve been making art, meditating, going to therapy, creating visualizations, talking to my loved ones about my mental and physical health but… Read More
Bits and Pieces Come Together
by Nikki Devereux | 11.17.20 I’m currently working on a new piece about exploration, something I miss about the pre-COVID era. I know we’ll get back to a place where… Read More
CraftArt with a Twist
November 18, 2020 | By Shae Vehorn November 21 & December 5 Downtown St. Pete Details here The 23rd annual Florida CraftArt Festival will be looking different this year. Instead… Read More
The Secret Language of Intimacy
November 16, 2020 Visual artist Saumitra Chandratreya shares this new series of work developed in collaboration with poet Kevin Mooney. “The Secret Language of Intimacy” is part of the Creative… Read More
Materials and Inspiration Blog #2
Nov. 13, 2020 By Emily Stehle Stuff. I have a lot of stuff just hanging around my house. In baskets, in boxes, stacked on shelves. I have been collecting trash… Read More
What does it all mean?
NOVEMBER 13TH Creating this body of work about my journey of being diagnosed with epilepsy has been very cathartic and being able to talk about it without bursting… Read More
The Show for Nate Najar Must Go On (and Did)
November 13, 2020 | By Eric Snider Guitarist Nate Najar endured quite an ordeal in order to play his first concert since March . . . No way Nate Najar… Read More
On Why Writing About Your Work Matters
Until I was about 25 years old, I had never really invested in writing about who I was as an artist or my work. But along the way I’ve learned that being able to distill an arts mission that communicates what you make and who you are into a few paragraphs is incredibly powerful and necessary. Here’s why…… Read More
