Learn from the Master Who started the revival Although I primarily make my living as a professional artist, teaching is a huge love and a significant part of who I am. Seeing a lightbulb go on for someone else is as satisfying as making artwork myself. I’m also passionate about documenting nearly lost processes for art historians, curators, and archaeologists….
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What if I came up with a unified theory of physics, that holy grail of all scientific theories that reconciles Newton’s Laws with quantum physics? It’s not really hard to come up with a theory. What’s difficult is coming up with a theory that is wholly plausible, even better that is provable, or at least not easily disproved. But a…
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IT’S LIKE HAVING VICTORIA ON DEMAND IN YOUR OWN STUDIO ALL 3 VIDEOS IN MY SERIES, METAL TECHNIQUES OF BRONZE AGE MASTERS,ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR STREAMING AND DOWNLOAD VIA VIMEO ON DEMAND. You have the option to download the videos and watch anywhere at your leisure or stream them as needed. Each video has been extensively remastered and will play on…
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When I received notification that Giving Voice, the animated edition on Apple Books had received an ‘IPPY’ award for Best eBook Design, I hadn’t planned to go to the ceremony. It was literally on the heels of the SNAG Conference in Chicago. After a number of people looked at me like I’d lost my mind at the idea of merely…
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My article in Metalsmith Tech is about the endless possibilities and inevitable challenges of working large with nonferrous metals. It covers the Turtle Pocket Doors for a large media screen and the Etched double-sided room divider for the main salon of the same superyacht, plus the Eastern repousse, mokume gane artwork I created for the cover of my latest book,…
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