Adventures in Sharpieland by Andrea Noel
I was born in Selma, Alabama, but raised in Trinidad and Tobago. True to my ancestral roots, I love bold lines and bright colors, and my medium...
Love and Death at the NIH by Michele Banks
I first started experimenting with watercolor about 10 years ago, and from the beginning got into “wet in wet technique.” To paint “wet in wet” you paint...
A Guide to Participating in Artomatic by Tammy Vitale
Local artist and Artomatic veteran Tammy Vitale offers her advice on how to "do" Artomatic, the DC-areas largest annual art happening.
Don’t Give Him Any Money, Dear by Patrick Facemire
Do you know how small a book of hours actually was? Well, they could be pretty big, some of them, but I’ll tell you right now that...
Subspace by J T Kirkland
One time when I was young my father asked me to help him in the shop by sanding some wood. I began sanding the board against the grain. When my Dad barked at me for it I threw the sanding block down and never helped him again. So perhaps it’s fitting that for the past thirteen years my work has focused almost exclusively on the natural beauty of wood.
