A Delectable Comparison of Apples and Oranges
Ah, the age-old question: what is the difference between apples and oranges? It’s a comparison as common as black and white, day and night, or cats and dogs. But why do we insist on...
Simply Me, Being Me
Ah, the age-old question: what is the difference between apples and oranges? It’s a comparison as common as black and white, day and night, or cats and dogs. But why do we insist on...
Have you ever poured your heart into a blog post and eagerly awaited the flood of comments, only to be met with a resounding silence? It’s a feeling that can leave you sort of...
What’s in a name? It’s a question that has perplexed philosophers, poets, and parents for centuries. A name carries weight, it holds meaning, and it can shape our perceptions of ourselves and others. Just...
Hey, blogging, yay! OMG, it has been so long, like five years (well a month shy of). It feels like meeting an old friend after years of separation (actually it has been). As I...
Thin paint sticks to thick paint. Similar terminology you may read is “Fat over lean”. Same idea: Fat paint (that has a lot of stuff in it) with stick to lean paint (that is...
iTunes has a lot of problems, and I will be the first to complain about the bloated crapware it has become. I am not talking about the desktop iTunes yet, it has been ages...
Plenty of Bob Ross’s techniques will be helpful, but his methods aren’t universal. You can learn lots by how he paints mountains and trees, but you don’t need to do it the same way...
Basic Canvas Prep When it comes to prepping your canvas I think the biggest tip that I can give you for actually painting is to be careful with using too much “liquid white”. If...
Ready For It (especially the BloodPop remix!!) End Game Getaway Car Red Better Than Revenge Picture To Burn Should Have Said No New Romantics I love running to New Romantics! That chorus makes me...
Are you painting something with straight lines? If they’re very thin lines, sometimes I’ll paint on a string and then stretch it out and press it across the canvas.