When  I was a kid, I made all kinds of art, wrote tons and tons of stories and comics and plays. When I was in my twenties and early thirties I was a creative dynamo, just churning out one project Read More …

Well, should be spring cleaning, and technically it’s still “Spring” until the Summer Solstice on June 21, but it’s been nigh 100 degrees here in Texas so summer it is. Two days ago, I decided to remove the Facebook mobile Read More …

It is one of the great tragedies of the human condition that people become interested in something not because they are but because they are supposed to be. I am an artist, a poet, and a mystic. I am far Read More …

Ahhhh…that’s better. My wife and I took a weekend off. That is, we left behind the usual weekend chores and household tasks and just did stuff we wanted to do. It was nice. Good to take a break every now Read More …

At the end of last August, the greater Houston area was inundated with the massive rainstorms of Hurricane Harvey. Although thankfully my own home and family were spared direct impact, our friends and our community did not fare as well. Read More …

Every couple of weeks or so, I get the inspiration for a perfect scene, line of dialog, visual framing, or other neat bit of creative expression. Usually, that perfect inspiration has absolutely nothing to do with the project I am Read More …

epiphany: [ih-pif–uh-nee] n. – a sudden, intuitive perception of or insight into the reality or essential meaning of something, usually initiated by some simple, homely, or commonplace occurrence or experience. So, I decided at about the time I turned 50 Read More …