“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
You know, old art, like this piece titled “War between cats and mice” is still art. So maybe the perspective is a little off, or the colors have faded after a century or two. To me, the important thing is that someone wanted to capture an idea, an imaginative musing or a thought – and
Like most artists, I went through various phases for a while, searching for my own style. Art Nouveau was one of them, until I realized I’m just not that much of a curly-cue guy. No John Held Jr., either, with his way cool flappers and sheiks in wide-legged trousers – the Influencers of the Roarin’
So, like here’s kind of what I hope will prove to be what everyone at Write Up The Road is looking for in the adult coloring books format. And for those readers just joining all of us here, I thought I’d repeat a little background on me. Not a biography – those are borrrinng. But
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Like, wow to infinity! Don’t know if you readers heard about the mix-up with Madame Zombra a short while ago, but we got the schedule worked out. And everything was cool, I thought. And then I get a call to go over to the Write Up The Road campus where the majority partner wants to