It Depends on the Meaning Blog #14 This has been a “Groundhog Day” Week…a week of redos. Finally, it has ended, and I’m back on track. Probably had something to… Read More
THINKING OF BLUE…AM I BLUE? BLOG #14
Genre: Visual
First Day Of School
Going from “unemployed” to a full time artist was never easy. It all started one Sunday at church when I was asked to paint during service, immediately after church the artwork… Read More
Reflection
Today I was in my studio and I took a step back for a moment. I wanted to get the bird’s eye view, the bigger picture so to speak, at… Read More
Bob Devin Jones on Photojournalist Griffith J. Davis
March 1, 2021 | By Bob Devin Jones See Here Works by Griffith J. Davis at the USF Contemporary Art Museum Through March 6 Details here Virtual Exhibition here …. Read More
Expanding Waters – Setting the Stage
March 2, 2021 | Story and Photos by Tom Winchester A Conversation with Mickett-Stackhouse . . . . . . Creative Pinellas artist laureates, Dr. Carol Mickett and Dr. Robert… Read More
LET’S SEE YOUR STUDIO! Uh, it’s half a coffee table. Blog #13
This week we’re all thinking about our working studios. Our assignment is to videotape an introduction as Emerging Artists…We’ve been encouraged by Danny Olda, Tabitha Cervantes and Creative Pinellas Executive… Read More
All In Engine Unreal and Motion Capture Workflow Vlog
Blog#14 My first vlog showing the process of how I create content inside of Unreal by using Xsens and Manus Prime II glove data via the MVN Live Link to… Read More
Revelations
(I hope you enjoyed my badly photoshopped “businesswoman” vision board version of myself) A reflection of this process. I’ve had a couple of revelations in the past week that are… Read More
Emerging Artist Conversation
Last night was our Emerging Artist Conversation, in which all 10 of the 2020-2021 Emerging Artists got together with Danny Olda, manager of curatorial programming, content and engagement, to chat… Read More
“Finding Art In Self”
As we can all relate to last year, it was a roller coaster from the start. From political disputes to civil matters down to a global pandemic. We were all… Read More
