I’ve recently been involved with the inaugural STEAM Carnival that will take place this week and throughout the weekend in the Port of Los Angeles. FYI: STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math. I’m excited to be a game technician during Student Preview day on Friday, October 24th where I get to assist K-12 […]
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Artists tend to have an innate fear of judgement and ultimately a fear of sharing their work. Because after all, small (or big) traces of ourselves end up in our larger bodies of work, whether we like it or not. Over the years, I’ve gotten over this fear through biting classroom critiques and a general
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As of Friday of last week, I have allotted myself time to experiment in voluntary non-standard work pursuits. So yes, I quit my day job. For the past five months or so, I’ had been working as a marketing specialist for a for-profit educational institution. Some people say five months is too short a time
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I am updating this article in July 2022 about how to sell art on the Venice Boardwalk, many years after doing so with updated information for both artists and patrons. I no longer make this kind of art, but instead making and selling my risograph prints online. You can see my work on my Etsy
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It’s Saturday night and I’m lying on my bed. On hold. This is my life as a computer neophyte, struggling to build a website. I’m in front of my laptop, listening to some pseudo Latin soundtrack with a soulless saxophone drone as I wait for a customer service representative to take my call about installing