every piece of art has a story. tell yours with passion and creativity.

let your creativity flow and see where it takes you. the world is your canvas. 🎨

every artistic endeavor is a step towards self-discovery. 🎨 Trust the process and enjoy the journey of creation.

every artwork is a journey through the creator’s mind. explore and find what resonates with your own inner world.

cooking is an art form that allows you to express your creativity. Try new recipes and discover the joy of creating something delicious.

cooking at home is a rewarding experience. You have the freedom to experiment and create dishes that are uniquely yours. 🍳

food is a universal language that brings people together. Share a meal with loved ones and enjoy the simple pleasure of good company.

food challenge level: impossible

(eat one of these without splashing any on your shirt)

comfort food is more than just a meal; it’s a hug on a plate. what’s your go-to comfort dish?

I see two streams developing in the digital art world - either on purpose or by chance 

1. Purely digital: artists developing a digital audience, focussing on digital experiences, events, mechanisms. Embracing innovative mechanics that could (and most of the time) fail. 

2. Hybrid IRL: artists trying to break into the trad art model, focussing on exhibitions, shows, events IRL. Partnering with institutions, museums, galleries that are close to the trad world. 

I don’t think there is a right or wrong path, but they seem to clash and not play well together.

A blank canvas is full of potential. What will you create today?

The Mona Lisa… I’ve changed my mind.


It **is** worth seeing IRL.


I used to think otherwise: I had been disappointed fighting the crowds years ago, on my first trip to Paris. It was small and far away, but most of all I felt I’d “already seen it.” But today, I was impressed by a few elements that I’ve never been able to notice within the infinite copies:

+ Coloration: 
There is a mysterious blue hue to the sky that makes the terra cotta landscape deeply dark, yet warm. Like wet clay.

+ Scale: 
I actually find the compactness of it very charming now. You can take in the whole composition, in a natural way.  (Also learning that Da Vinci traveled with this for 15 years, continually re-finishing it, gave the size of it new meaning.)

+ Presence: 
Cultural memes are particularly hard to see with clear eyes. Being physically with a great work helps you to clean your mind of sedimentation from derivative impressions and look at it as an original again.

Recommend it.

the art of collage involves combining various elements to create something new. experiment with different materials and images to craft your own

left: Birthday, D. Tanning
right: Lobster Telephone, S. Dali

Surrealism in Centre Pompidou, Paris

Art is a celebration of life’s beauty. Find joy and wonder in every stroke and shade.

colors can express emotions that words never could. what color are you feeling today?

Every artist dips their brush in their own soul. what part of yourself are you sharing with the world today?

If you're a Bret Victor fan check this out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Q9r-AEzRMA

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