‘A Sense of Being’ by Veronica Jaeger Making something out of nothing, along with the feeling of disconnecting from the reality of the everyday life to my own invented one, is what keeps me delving into the process of creating. … Read More
‘A Retreat Back to Analog’ by David Rice I remember walking into my first day of Intro to Art class at the University of Colorado back in 2004. I was so excited to finally get a chance to take my … Read More
‘The Best of Times…to Make Art’ by Bob Doucette “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it … Read More
‘Day In & Day Out’ by Sean Norvet Do we become who we are from everything we absorb and experience in our lives? I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of this. How much impact on your personality can the … Read More
‘Surrealism (A Way of Life)’ by Steven Kenny “I believe in deeply ordered chaos.” – Francis Bacon “A linking of two realities that by all appearances have nothing to link them, in a setting that by all appearances does not … Read More
‘What Does That Say About Me?’ by Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins Do you remember the first time you saw a giraffe? It was your first trip to a zoo, and the books and TV animal shows couldn’t compare to the experience. … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part VI): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor It’s OK to be Original Our travels into and near brushes with the areas of the Inbetween are strange and challenging. We … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part V): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Detach, Decompress, Distract The best way, in my opinion, to tease an idea into a performance arena is to ignore it. What’s … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part IV): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Exploring the Expiration of Self I presented a couple of thoughts earlier that open the conversation of addressing “self knowledge” and preparing … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part III): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Multiplicity and Managing Frustrations It’s probably best to note at this point that there are going to be many outcomes to your … Read More