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Were I back home on the upper left coast, I probably wouldn’t often sit bolt upright at three am with the thought: WTF am I doing?
I’d have lots of validation every time I went to the dog park, the laundromat, got on the bus, went to the coffee house– there would be lots [...]
Being a cool, hungover guy in front of the 2500 square foot apartment I shared for 250 bucks in 1993-1994 on around SE 15th and SE Belmont in Portland, OR.
Don’t do drugs, kids! Get high on Pendletons.
Whereas I, with my snotty “San Francisco values” and general unsubstantiated-by-accomplishment-of-any-kind snobbery, would regard being “Ohio With Palm Trees” as a negative, those at Creative Tampa Bay are apparently Zen with it. There is something to be said of making a virtue of necessity, and I am working hard on it.
Example: Skill? Talent? Those qualities [...]
This is a big 4×4 foot canvas I’m doing in the style that I used a few years ago. I sort of forgot about this kind of big-brush direct painting, but it is kind of fun and really conveys a mood. And by mood, I mean, Really Hot. Which it is, and it will remain [...]
This sounds like the work of a certain New Orleans artist now living in St Petersburg, but that’s just my suspicion. Come to think of it, why would she leave her dolls in a cemetery when they sell so well in galleries…
Anyway, you can read the whole weird story *here*. I stumbled across the story [...]
Art for a Cure will feature Caleb, Carolina Cleere, Lori Ballard, Emily Page, Jack Breit, Donna Morrison, Rick Reeves, Jason Fondren and others. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
Thanks, Megan!
Friday, May 16, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, May 17, 10 p.m. to 4 p.m.
La Maddalena town homes, 3834 W. Platt [...]
People get creative when constraints, self-imposed or otherwise, are applied. St Petersburg-based plein air painter and educator Robert Simone explains it all for you:
Why Use A Limited Palette? | Robert J. Simone
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