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Thoughts on art, collecting, and the creative process.
culture
What "Pop Art" Means in 2026, And How a Working Artist Builds It Today
Pop art didn't end with Warhol and Lichtenstein. The movement is alive, weirder than ever, and being made by working artists right now.
studio
Gold Foil, Resin, and Why Surface Matters in Original Art
A flat painting and a resin-and-foil piece can be the same image. They're not the same object. The surface is the reason.
studio
Mixed Media on Furniture: Why I Paint Cabinets, Doors, and Tables
Furniture isn't just a surface for paint. It's a piece of someone's life that becomes art and still has a job to do.
studio
Inside a Pop Art Piece: From Blank Canvas to Final Resin Layer
People ask how a pop art piece actually gets made. Here's the full process from sketch to resin on a single piece, mistakes and all.
studio
Commissioning a Piece: What Happens Between "Yes" and "Delivered"
A commission isn't just a custom paint job. It's a few weeks of conversation, sketches, materials, and one piece made specifically for your space.
collecting
Why I Sign, Number, and Document Every Piece I Sell
Provenance is the unsexy word for "this art is real." Here's how I document every original and why that paperwork outlasts the paint.
collecting
The Gallery Wall, Done Right: Hanging Multiple Pieces in a Real Home
Gallery walls live or die in the layout. Here's how to plan one that looks intentional instead of like you ran out of nails.
collecting
Caring for Original Artwork: Light, Humidity, and the Long Game
An original painting is a long-term object. Treat it like one. Here's what actually matters, and what doesn't, for keeping a piece looking right for decades.