There are no words, only memories of feelings, and a way to express them in hopes that another person will recognize it deep in their soul. At its best, it’s a gut punch. Art that mirrors an experience and a feeling can’t be beat. Cesar Cruz’s famous quote has never been more true. “ART SHOULD […]
Untitled:A Journey through panic and anxiety Read More »
“My art cost less than that!” – A phrase that’s all too familiar for picture framers. So why would anyone pay more for framing than the artwork it’s going on? PROTECTION The most sturdy paper in the world won’t stand up to your kid creating his own Picasso on your art. Sometimes framed pictures jump
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I almost forgot what my husband’s mustache-less face looked like until I stumbled upon that wedding photo. Okay, that was a bit dramatic. It’s only been about a month since the mustache appeared… again. We can all thank Brig. Gen. Robin Olds for “Mustache March” and leaving us a legacy of mustachioed airmen in his
Mustaches and how it all began Read More »
This art piece is all about portraying one of the inner experiences of PTSD in a “normal” guy-next-door context. There are a lot of people out there with PTSD and you would never know it. I knew a gentleman diagnosed with PTSD, and he told the most vivid account of his experience that led to
OVERLOAD: THE HIDDEN STRUGGLES OF PTSD IN EVERYDAY PEOPLE Read More »
The mutation of anxiety is all about how anxiety can change overtime… and not necessarily in a good way. We’re talking about “I worked to overcome my anxiety of being a passenger in a car, got in a car accident, became more anxious as the driver, but slowly I went back to being an anxious
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