With the close of winter comes a new studio self-reflection, part of my ongoing effort to be more open with my creative development. In this entry: winter progress accumulates like snow. If you’re curious, peruse previous self-reflections. ★ My overarching goal this quarter was to continue practicing the slow, gentle kind of self-management I discoveredContinue reading “March 2022 Self-Reflection”
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December 2021 Self-Reflection
It’s the end of the year and time for a fresh studio self-reflection, part of my ongoing effort to be more open with my creative development. In this entry: fall reflections improve self-management, gradually. If you’re curious, peruse previous self-reflections. ★ At the start of this quarter, I was drifting. I had recently overworked myselfContinue reading “December 2021 Self-Reflection”
September 2021 Self-Reflection
Time for a new studio self-reflection, part of my ongoing effort to be more open with my creative development and encourage others to do the same. In this entry: summer growth goes wild. If you’re curious, peruse previous self-reflections. ★ The home garden in 2021 has been, perhaps against expectations, significantly more successful this yearContinue reading “September 2021 Self-Reflection”
June 2021 Self-Reflection
With the end of the season comes a new studio self-reflection. It’s part of my ongoing effort to be more open with my creative development and encourage others to do the same. In this entry: Spring has sprung. If you’re curious, peruse previous self-reflections. ★ What a difference a season makes. While I spent theContinue reading “June 2021 Self-Reflection”
March 2021 Self-Reflection
It’s time for another studio self-reflection, as part of an ongoing effort to be more present to and open with my creative development, and encourage others to do the same. In this entry: The winter can be a long, tough stretch, but sometimes good things come of it. If you’re curious, peruse previous self-reflections. ★Continue reading “March 2021 Self-Reflection”
January 2021 Self-Reflection
As a follow-up to my October check-in, and in an ongoing effort to be more open with my creative development, I’m sharing my recent studio self-reflection. A note of clarification: I’ve been following a term structure, which is simply a semester-like schedule for planning, studio work, and reflection. The term in question ran September throughContinue reading “January 2021 Self-Reflection”
October 2020 Check-in
In the spirit of being more open with my creative efforts (even / especially the messy process stuff), I offer my recent studio self check-in. This will be a lengthy read! ★ The pandemic has made everything harder, and it has made the good things feel less good. I spent most of March through AugustContinue reading “October 2020 Check-in”
Ongoing Creative Growth: Goddard’s Interdisciplinary Degree Criteria
When I was in graduate school for Interdisciplinary Arts at Goddard College, the close of each semester required a reflection on the program’s five degree criteria. We were to use the criteria as lenses through which to see and discuss our semester activity. When considered with adequate understanding, the criteria helped foster creative work thatContinue reading “Ongoing Creative Growth: Goddard’s Interdisciplinary Degree Criteria”
Limited Print Run: A Link to the Past, Ishinomori-Style
One thing that helps inspire me in the studio is going back to my favorite media from childhood. I’m a big fan of the Legend of Zelda series and can’t remember how many times I read through the graphic novel adaptation of A Link to the Past by Shotaro Ishinomori when I was young. ForContinue reading “Limited Print Run: A Link to the Past, Ishinomori-Style”
Opening reception for Infinite Canvas: Comics & Fantasy Illustration
I’ll be kicking off my weekend with a comics and fantasy art opening reception in Lewiston. Come say hello! Fri, Sep 27, 5-8PMKimball Street Studios191 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, MEMore info Infinite Canvas is a comics and fantasy illustration exhibit featuring primarily Maine artists. I organized and participated in the first one in 2017 and amContinue reading “Opening reception for Infinite Canvas: Comics & Fantasy Illustration”