Whenever I tell someone I go to the cinema once every couple of weeks at least and usually by myself, their response is always “I wish I could go by myself, I’ve not been in years!” You can. Trust me. No one will even remember you the moment you leave their peripheral vision.

This is the reason we don't want to share anything anymore. Even our process is being scraped. What's the purpose of this other than to fool people? Learn the skill properly if you want to draw and be an artist so badly.

I saw the Spirited Away theatre production last night with a friend, and it is fantastic. Really imaginative use of practical effects to recreate the dream like quality of the film. If they release a filmed version of the play I’ll be picking it up.

still thinking about xfiles lighting

The defunding arts programs in schools has done so much damage. Art isn’t to be consumed. You’re supposed to engage in it critically. You’re supposed to have questions and thoughts. A painting isn’t just a painting. A song is just a song. A dress isn’t just a dress.

I've been making art again for a while now but struggling with the idea of posting any of it. I'm very worried about falling into a hole by forming my expression around the use of social media again, but if I want to sell any more then I have to. I don't know the balance.

big fan of movie bloopers in general but watching old hollywood actors mess up and cuss with their transatlantic accents makes these even more enjoyable

Mary Tyler Moore accidentally nailed a trick shot in one take, in a 1962 episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show" The trick shot by was actually made in one take. They had planned for a pool expert to make the shot after cutting away from showing her hitting the cue ball. But to

Robert Eggers and the whole crew and cast put their heart into Nosferatu and it shows. A beautiful piece of art from start to end.

Sad to hear about David Lynch. Thinking about this little passage he wrote

David Lynch: The Art Life (2016)

Rest in peace to the world’s greatest, David Lynch. Gone too soon.

My favorite David Lynch paintings. Most know him for his films, but he was a fantastic multimedia painter as well

David Foster Wallace saw it coming

Making art only seems hard because you've attached other expectations to the process. Why must it look a certain way? Why does your idea have to be rigid? Why do you have to share it? Why does it have to be perfect before it's done? Why not experiment?

A couple of Halloween sketches just to pass the time. 🎃 👻

House of Moths