Definitely not cool, especially when people have their water pipes freeze and break, or the internet go out, or all their power just fizzle. I realize we’ve made Mother Nature totally furious with us, and I can’t blame her for wanting to demand we pay attention to the trash job we’ve done on our planet.
Winter stinks, man Read More »
An apology to all my readers and fans of art – missed my blogs because of a road trip over Thanksgiving week and then driving back. Four of us headed west, with tiny statues of St. Joseph (in charge of the weather) and St. Christopher (in charge of roads, highways and travelers) on the dashboard
Psychedelic Road Trip! Read More »
You’re going to find out that I’m a very opinionated artist as we travel these blogs and pages together. And one of my opinions is that anyone who can look at a stack of bowls like these and appreciate the bright colors is creative. You have the soul of an artist, whether you ever do
Reading about various ‘self-expressionists’ gluing themselves to paintings or otherwise defacing art treasures leads me to think of a little kid throwing tantrums. Yes, concern over climate change is very serious and if something isn’t done soon enough – disaster. But masterpieces belong to the world as part of our shared treasures. Destroying them in
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One of my missions in life is to encourage all kinds of people to try some form of art. Art is good for your subconscious mind, it relaxes your conscious mind, and it just has a holistic benefit for you. The picture above is an example of what’s now being called “Neurographic Art.” Years ago,
“You know artists – some daubs here, a dab there, and a line or two. But you’re still supposed to stay in the frame and not get paint on the wall. WHAT ?!?!? That’s not being creative, in my canvas. Unless you have paint on your elbows and over the Sherwin-Williams, you’re not really trying.
Mother Nature has a stunning palette, especially in the fall. And you don’t have to be an artist to enjoy beauty. Keep on paintin’, though … #onedimensionalartist
“I repeat: paint can help a lot of things. That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it.” A.R. Tist #onedimensionalartist
“Some days, when I feel stretched really thin, I just draw a blank.” – A.R. Tist #one-dimensionalartist In case you’re wondering, I’m in the process of getting my own blog which will feed into this Write Up The Road one, and vice versa. When I mentioned this to an admirer of my art, he suggested
Like, you know I share what I find and also let you dig what my opinion is. Everything’s groovy that way. This newsletter has obviously been publishing for a long time, but I just found it a couple weeks ago. It’s Artnet News, find it at newsletter@artnet.com . And when you do, you’ve found something