Babysitting a three-year-old is difficult. There are certainly some fun moments, but there is also the anxiety of making sure the kid doesn't succeed in all of the unfathomable ways the kid attempts to

Wing ding dippy doo dah ha ha ha... I ejected the cat from the bedroom cuz it was trying to steal my seat! I am a cruel landlord! xxxxxxxxxxxxx 24 Jan. 2023 xxxxxxxxxxxxx "Computer Bug Totem"

1 January 2023! A new year. We "took down Xmas" today. (Mariah did most of it.) One thing that HASN'T changed: Still making ARTZ!!! xxxxxxxxxxxxx "Back to Primitivity Banner" by Richard

I don't know how many people look at my titles hoping that they're going to explain what my post is going to be about. I lost interest in explaining myself a few years ago - right about the time I stopped

Oi! Oi! Oi! xxxxxxxxxxxxx "Superstructure" by Richard F. Yates (Holy Fool) [Crayon on cardboard over printed pillow cover with digital embellishments, color, and the drawing...] This is probably

Visiting with my own head. Sometimes we don't get along, other incidents seem humorous and even productive. THIS week, I'm doing some artz! (Minting some of MY art, and sharing some pieces that I've acquired

Things are tough all over, but the gods have been less than pleased with us, lately. I've decided that it's time to refocus and set up a new ENJOYABLE MODE! That's my new thing... (It started today, when

Artz and music. There are a lot of words below, so I'll keep this intro short! (ENJOY!!!) xxxxxxxxxxxxx "Zot Zot Zam" by Richard F. Yates (Holy Fool) [Felt pen, colored pencil, Sharpie, and

Wood? Check. Nails? Check. Hammer? Check. Boy with a smashed thumb and bruised ego? Checkitty check-check check

blah blah blah… So… I finally made a list of the books that I need to finish! AND, I taped it right to the side of my Asteroids machine, which is right next to the kitchen table where I do most of my

[getty src="480293816,480294058" width="594" height="395"] I happened to browse Facebook about a creator Travis Hanson, who made a blog post title Artist Pro-Tip Surviving

My first time turning a railroad spike into a knife. The next rainy day I will pound out the rest and share the progress. Let me start by saying blacksmiths are beasts. I swing hammers often but boy does

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