
I write about exploring creativity, doubt, and the quiet work of staying grounded in a noisy world.
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I can’t tell you how many websites I’ve built for myself over the years — “too many” is probably the most accurate answer. I built my first personal website in 1997 and for a long time, I would update it multiple times a year. Most of the t...
On August 1st, 2015, Rush played their final show at the Forum in LA. I was there, just as I had been for so many Rush shows over the years. That show felt different — special in a way that we weren’t really prepared for. For months leading...
During my senior year of high school, most of my friends seemed to have pretty clear ideas of where they were going and what they wanted to do with their lives. I didn’t. I knew that I wanted to do something creative, but my dad was always...
One of the hardest things about being a creative person who is interested in lots of things is deciding what of those things to pursue. My professional creative life has been dotted with jobs that, while still broadly creative, were all ver...
A new 8x8 inch painting in progress.
Lately I’ve been feeling the weight of how complicated everything seems — I even wrote a bit about it in the last Iteration. It seems that the scale of it all — the speed, the certainty, the volume — ca...
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I write about what it means to stay creative—and stay well—when the world feels complicated. The paintings, conversations, and essays all come from that same place: trying to understand how art helps us make sense of being human.
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