At the age of seven, I began to write my first illustrated stories. They were mysteries starring three detective horses, accompanied by smatterings of grammatical errors and scribbled drawings. I was immensely proud of my work, gathering my family together about once a week to present a reading.… Continue reading
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They can be a charming addition to a building, a piece of treasured artwork, or a portal to another world (like the Mines of Moria in The Lord of the Rings). Since architectural photos are some of the best photos I’ve taken on my travels (see my post on architecture I’ve loved), I figured I would get a bit more specific with the artistic entryways and wall/window art that have prompted me to pause and enjoy.… Continue reading
You can learn a great deal about a city’s personality from its buildings, statues, and monuments. From skyscrapers to medieval churches to mural-coated facades, I’ve taken countless architecture shots wherever I go. With an expressive sky in the background and the right angle, these pictures can turn out to be absolutely magical.… Continue reading
Like many other college students, I was disappointed when the coronavirus disrupted my plans to study abroad. I had been planning my coursework and job application timelines around spending four months in Scotland during the fall semester, and when reality sunk in, I was disappointed and frustrated.… Continue reading
Ah, the joys and perils of trying to fit an entire prose piece AND an art piece on a single sheet of paper! By the time I completed my Broadside, I had made tiny, 1/8 inch shifts of text and art so much that I was on the brink of yelling at my computer.… Continue reading
