Do you ever wonder what viewers are thinking when they look at your work? It’s totally an individual process what they are thinking and it always makes me wonder when people are really looking. W

  This week I stopped in to have a listen to the music teacher and his beginning band for a few moments. I was walking past the building on my way to my classroom when I heard the music coming

  Are you afraid of making mistakes? Were you afraid of this when you were a child? In teaching art to kids for over 30 years I have noticed, and also cited in research, kids up to a certain a

  It sounds like Jackson Pollock was not afraid of revising his work. How do you feel about revisions on your work? I have a few thoughts to say about this. One of the things I notice as I

There are some pretty interesting shenanigans that went on during the dada period of art history. I think was during dada, I know they did some pretty weird things. I would like to take a look at one

One thing than can plague an artist is perspective. Getting the perspective right in a piece of artwork can be a challenge. Along with everything else the artist must think of and master perspective i

Maintaining “curious” and open is a trick when you grow up. What a shame we have to grow up and lose some of this gift. It is a joy to watch a young art student get pleasure out of watching the co

I think art is a salve that heals an ailing world. Think of the troubles and strife going on world-wide, in most every country. There seems to be no peace among people anymore. This is one big thing I