Wildness vs. constraint. This is what I’m interested in exploring in my art lately. But when I think about it, wildness vs. constraint may be something I’ve been interested in my whole life.

I'm continuing to experiment with finishing - the less ‘intuitive’ part of making art. And I have to admit, fussing around with finishing is becoming an excellent way to avoid making art.

I wait to write, paint or go for a walk until all the responsible things get done. It isn’t working.

“What are some good writing prompts?” It may be the question I get asked most often. And the truth is, a good writing prompt can come from the most unlikely place. In fact, great writing prompts are all around you, right now. And I’ll give you thirty more of my best ideas for writing prompts so you’ll never again be able to say you have nothing to write about.

I can make art according to the instructions for 'good art' and end up with something not very interesting at all. Or I can do all the 'wrong' things and end up surprised at how much everyone loves it and how enjoyable it was to make it.

What if instead of dreading and resisting I leaned in / What if I went running naked into / the discomfort and hesitation

Today, I'm not sure what to write. So I rely on my camera to be the master of the instant.