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Plagiarism in Art exists or does it?

I love comic books. This love does not stem from childhood or young adulthood. The few that I read back in the day always disappointed me...

Feb 9, 20214 min read

I would like to assume that the majority of emerging artists struggle with what to create at certain points. Not necessarily from a...

Jan 24, 20214 min read

Last year, I read "How to be an Artist" by Jerry Saltz. He is the "Brad Pitt" of art critics. His book is a motivational book of art...

Jan 16, 20214 min read

It has been 8 months since my last post which was right at the beginning of the Covid pandemic. Aptly, I just had finished a piece titled...

Jan 9, 20213 min read

This piece, "Alice in Nowhereland," is about depression and the loneliness one feels when at your lowest point. The drawing depicts that...

Mar 13, 20202 min read

As Ground Hog's Day just passed, it felt appropriate to write a blog post on a personal art challenge that I created for myself back at...

Feb 5, 20203 min read

In the beginning of 2019, I had a single, clear New Year's goal that came from watching a lot of a "How to be an Artist" videos. The goal...

Jan 16, 20203 min read

I was super excited about "Inktober" this year. It is a whole global event where artists are given idea prompts against which they create...

Oct 15, 20195 min read

Transcendance "And the dancer pirouettes her last as she transcends from life to death. Her blood turns blue, her dress whithers away,...

Oct 2, 20192 min read

One of the stained glass panels in the Arts Building of Targu Mures / Marosvásárhely in Romania / Erdély was of a mother rocking her...

Sep 23, 20192 min read