New Video! Making Bone Broth/Stock and soup.
Enjoy this silliness in a hard time.
Enjoy this silliness in a hard time.
Happy Holidays!
I am going to be making a bunch of new Art videos! Check out my channel “Get Your Phil of Art”. Please subscribe and like and let me know if there are any art videos that you would like me to make. Here is my current page link. Get Your Phil of Art Check out …
It has been two years almost to the day when I started the path as a full time artist. So…. I wanted to make a blog post about what it is like to be an artist.
I wish I could make the idea of building canvas stretchers sexy, but it is just some milled lumber. There is something special about building things yourself though. In this case building the skeleton of the skin that is the canvas that is almost never seen or thought of. Eight 45 degree cuts attached to …
The stages of attachment, building canvas stretchers and stretching canvas. Read More »
Here is a fun little project I did and made a time lapse of it. I will be making a tutorial on drawing with graphite with this footage as well soon. Check back in in a week or so and I should have it ready. Please go to my YouTube page and follow me if …
I started a awesome new collaboration project with the Denver artist Kat Potter, AKA my wife. She is a local art educator and very supportive of me as an artist. The current project is based in the idea of line and landscape. I think the work speaks for it’s self, but it is only a …
The Start of Collaborations with artist Kat Potter Read More »
Through the late winter months, my work balanced itself into two connected streams of thought. See here and here. As we enter early spring, my drawing and painting investigations have been adapting to the environment.
I’ve been busy lately, and now finally have the time to do some reflections. The closing weekend of March, I co-hosted a pop up art show in Oklahoma City in a residential space. The two night show showcased my recent bodies of work in a more approachable environment, a home, a location with different context …
As I spend more time in the studio and reinvigorate my body of work, I’ve found I spend a lot of time with my own thoughts. About the piece I’m working on, about my process, the process of making in general, and that of the artists I know. Watching other artists work is like osmosis, …