An Idle Fiend
St.NecioRamblin' thoughts from an idle fiend in New Orleans. Corrupting the youth with art, tarot, playlists, and more as I figure out how to outlive myself.
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| Issues | 6 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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Learning Art, Slowly: Making A Personal Curriculum
Dear Reader,
I’ve been circling Classical Painting Atelier by Juliette Aristides for a while now. I am currently on my second pass, which means I’ve annotated it, ranted to the council (best friend) about it, looked away, pretended it’s no...
Artists I Met at the Crossroads
This is one of those overflow/catch-all posts; the things I kept bookmarking and saving because they didn’t quite fit into a general update without tipping it into something ungainly. Just a handful of works I stumbled into this week that s...
Chekhov’s firing squad
Dear Reader,
I faced my sketchbook this week. Which feels dramatic to say, but it’s true. For someone very comfortable living inside ambiguity, sketchbooks unnerve me. I can’t say I’m sold on them. Logically, I know I never have to show a...
Do you really need a muse, or do you just hate yourself?
“I have led a toothless life, he thought. A toothless life. I have never bitten into anything. I was waiting. I was reserving myself for later on-and I have just noticed that my teeth have gone.”
—Jean Paul Sartre, “The Age of Reason...
I’m the Ghost in the Back of Your Head
Dear reader,
It’s always funny to me how every time I try to start something new, life reminds me that momentum is never promised.
After I wrote my first post, I had the best intentions to keep going; to keep at it, however, everything ar...
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