I spent last Friday in my studio with my friend Stef. Stef is a photographer, and offered to document my print process. I’m not sure she knew what she was getting herself into – my tiny studio is just 54 sq. ft. and had to contain Stef and me, all of my silkscreening supplies, my […]
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Hagia Sophia, circa 1903 via The Brooklyn Museum I’ve decided to take a month off this fall to travel to Istanbul. I want the adventure of living in a new place, the change in scenery and perspective, the opportunity to be stimulated creatively by new experiences. In fact, I’ve wanted to take regular trips like
I feel like I’ve been talking about these prints and showing you previews forever. Well, the first color is finally finished and I’m so excited to share it with you! I’m also working on a blue version (you saw a preview here) and will soon start on a sea foam green one, too. These
When I started writing about my self-employed life, I realized that I didn’t have a “traditional” path to self-employment – or to becoming an artist. I didn’t start a tech company; I didn’t come up with a revolutionary idea or invent an innovative product or develop a trendy style. I don’t have an MBA or
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