On sharing things

Creative endeavors can be challenging, feeling like a minefield of self-doubt and external pressures. Internal struggles such as imposter syndrome and the fear of revealing unfinished projects can hinder progress. CBT techniques can help to recognize and counter these thoughts, while embracing diverse experiences can lead to unique solutions. Balancing the act of sharing work with the world, while recognizing the importance of doing it for oneself, can make the process smoother and more fulfilling.

New Work on Canvas: “Depth”

Struggling to focus amid many interests, I consistently return to painting, currently with quick-dry acrylics and geometric precision. My new piece “Depth” uses dichromatic palettes and clean lines to express the hidden complexities within simplicity, reflecting a desire to comprehend everyday intricacies straightforwardly.

Overcoming Perfectionism: Love What You Create (Even if You Don’t)

Embracing imperfections in our creative endeavors is essential for liberation and joy in the creative process, and a key step in overcoming perfectionism. This post explores the challenges of striving for flawlessness and underscores the importance of a positive mindset in artistic work. Learn how self-compassion and reflection, as tools to conquer perfectionism, can profoundly transform your approach to creativity, leading to a more fulfilling and liberating artistic journey.

There just isn’t enough bleeping time

Get up. Shower. Make Breakfast. Go to work. Grind. Lunch. Grind some more. Go home. Make dinner. Get the kids to bed. Clean the kitchen. Do some housework, maybe. Well, hell, it’s 10PM, I guess I’ll veg for a bit and then go to bed, ‘cause tomorrow will just be the same. And if you … Read more