Reclaiming “Snowflake”—An Extended Metaphor
This country is entering into a new, dark phase of an already long moral winter. A time when too many bundle up only with their loved ones… Read More »Reclaiming “Snowflake”—An Extended Metaphor
This country is entering into a new, dark phase of an already long moral winter. A time when too many bundle up only with their loved ones… Read More »Reclaiming “Snowflake”—An Extended Metaphor
It was last Wednesday, and I woke up and read everything I could find on the internet about Alan Rickman’s life, because he was one… Read More »Rickman and Raison
So much has changed in the last few years! I was looking through old Blog Post Drafts, and I found this gem about how I… Read More »I’m Very Nearly Awesome: The Knight Who Nearly
I’ve had to keep off the net for the most part over the last few days, because of the unfortunate #CancelColbert trend on Twitter. It… Read More »A Honky’s musings on contemporary race relations
I came upon links to two art articles on Facebook over the past week or so, posted upon the pages of Tim Dooley and Brian… Read More »Exploring the Unknown: Two Lovely Articles on Art Learning and Practice
A few friends, including my cousin Jaime, reposted a link on Facebook to a blog post by Linda Tirado. The article “This Is Why Poor… Read More »A Thanksgiving message
I’ve been busily working on our Etsy shop these past couple of weeks. Blake has started back to school (as of Monday.) And I’m still… Read More »Delayed Departure and a Tardy Part XII of 939 Drawings: My Facebook Friends’ Profile Pictures in Watercolor & Ink
Okay, so the title of my post is a bit misleading. I’m not necessarily going to advise you, prospective graduate students in art, NOT to… Read More »2,000 Words on Why You Shouldn’t Go to Grad School for Art
Before you read my post please read Prof. Stephen G. Bloom’s article about Iowa and the caucuses in the Atlantic: Observations From 20 Years of… Read More »Defending my homeland