Jonathan Eckel is a painter in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia. His more recent work has a more imaginative feeling due to his use of color, form and line. On your website you said that you paint intuitively; when you do your paintings do you think a lot about it first or do you just go with the flow? I just go with the flow. … Continue reading Interview with Jonathan Eckel
This past month I have been sick to my stomach and sick with the flu. While I was home from work I wasn’t sure what I was supposed to do. Sometimes I feel like it can be hard to justify staying home and hard to know how to take care of yourself. These are just a few tips and tricks to make you feel better. … Continue reading What to do when you’re home sick
Sarah Glenn and I talked about some of her projects and development as an artist during our recent text conversation. Sarah Glenn is known for her ecommerce work on sites like whatever21.net and mused.nyc as well as her great artistic eye for photography and styling. Originally from Boise, Idaho Sarah is now based in New York City. How did you begin photography? Haha that … Continue reading Interview with Sarah Glenn
Over the years and years of trying to find good masks I’ve found that the best ingredients can be those found in the kitchen. My skin type would most likely be described as “combination” so I never knew what would work for me. But I wanted to include the best ingredients for oily, dry or combination skin. These can all be left on for 10-15 … Continue reading Homemade Face Masks
For the past year I have been very interested in semiotics (signs and how we interpret them). This is to say I have tried to look at advertisements and everything in general more critically to find they’re intended meaning. The items here are made from simple air dry clay and acrylic paint. Continue reading Semiotic Advertisements
