Those who know me know I am a bit of a perfectionist, sometimes to a fault. I am also impatient. This is an unfortunate set of traits for someone who draws, as it often leads me to rush drawings and make irreversible mistakes, which frustrate me to the point of crumpling up my drawing and starting over, even if I was almost done. However, I … Continue reading Drawing #7
The COVID-19 Pandemic is continuing to cause the arts sector to suffer severe losses. Highly dependent on buyers gathering in art museums or concert halls, artists have an outlet to share their work, sell tickets, and network. Furthermore, as millions lose their jobs, people have less money to purchase unessential art pieces. The lack of purchases makes it more difficult for artists to afford the … Continue reading COVID-19’s Impact on the Arts
Watch and Learn, Everybody! Continue reading Chris’ Weekly Drawing #5
Maybe I’m just bad at chess and upset about it! Continue reading Chris’ Weekly Drawing #4
What’s today’s date? … Sorry, could you repeat that? Continue reading Chris’ Weekly Drawing #3
If you see something meaningful in the drawing, I’m happy. If, to you, it’s just something cool to look at and nothing more, that’s great. And if you hate it, that’s fine, there’s always next week’s. I don’t want to interpret the drawing for anyone so I won’t say much about it. I was inspired by the relationship between selflessness and selfishness and the comfort … Continue reading Chris’ Weekly Drawing #2
With all the time away I know myself and others, for better or for worse, have had a lot of time to reflect on anything and everything. I almost began to tire myself out with the thoughts that were constantly in my head, out of my head, and then back again. Continue reading Chris’ Weekly Drawing: #1
Potomac Pulse 