It’s October, and normally that means I take on the Inktober challenge. Sadly, though, I couldn’t reconcile the spirit of the challenge with the increasingly questionable ethics… Read more “31 Days of Art 2020 Challenge: Week 1”
Paint to Resin: Tips for New Resin Artists
I started fluid art in 2018 and have slowly stepped into resin art and casting. It’s been a learning curve, but the process has definitely been a… Read more “Paint to Resin: Tips for New Resin Artists”
Review: The Lodge (2020)
Set during the winter holidays, a divorcee leaves his children and new fiancée awaiting his return in a remote family cabin. But when the generator stops working… Read more “Review: The Lodge (2020)”
Review: Driven (2020)
The global pandemic has been detrimental to the movie industry, but there are still some gems being released. One is Driven, a film about two unlikely people… Read more “Review: Driven (2020)”
Review: Before I Wake (2016)
A Netflix film directed by Mike Flanagan, Before I Wake is a 2016 horror film that builds on the fear of adoption and what secrets a child… Read more “Review: Before I Wake (2016)”
Book Review: A Cosmology of Monsters
Shaun Hamill’s novel A Cosmology of Monsters is a study in human folly and the secrets we keep from each other. A family that seems normal may… Read more “Book Review: A Cosmology of Monsters”
Updating the OWLs Reading for Modern Witchcraft Practices
So I recently came across The 2020 Magical Readathon. If you’re not familiar, check it out. It’s a reading challenge based on the Harry Potter exams taken… Read more “Updating the OWLs Reading for Modern Witchcraft Practices”
Bujo and the Art of Staying Sane Through Quarantine
Back in March as Coronavirus emerged as a pandemic our nations were unequipped yo handle, I made the decision as a high-risk person living with another high-risk… Read more “Bujo and the Art of Staying Sane Through Quarantine”
Art in a Time of Pandemic
When I was a freshman in college, I took a number of electives focused on philosophy and sociology. One of them featured a professor who, as an… Read more “Art in a Time of Pandemic”
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