Welcome back readers. Here's a blog that I feel many of you can empathize with. Having artist's block is not fun, so I thought it'd be good to discuss what we as artists and creatives can do to alleviate the stress of artist's block. I decided to write this blog now because it's something I've suffered from for many years. As I got older and married my craft, it has happened much less. Getting stuck isn't fun, so I hope my experience and thoughts can help you get it off whatever rut you're in.

Today I’m going to go over Adobe’s Photoshop for iPad. Now, I’ve used photoshop ever since I was a teenager, and it’s been a very close part of my workflow since that point. From making YouTube thumbnails, to layouts, to editing and so on, photoshop has been a part of my life for a long time. 

Let's say you're 60 years old. You're an amazing animator, but the effects of time are starting to show: you're back hurts, you're out of shape, whenever you move, everything just hurts. A lifetime of artistry and being hunched over a desk had turned you're body into a husk of it's former glory, and now you're paying the price for it.

When I find a program that works well, and makes me want to use it, I like spending a little time talking about why that is. This is not sponsored (at this point in time I write for fun), I just like talking about this kind of stuff, especially when I think it’s deserved. 

This blog is going to be a review of 2019 as it relates to my art and animation.

Welcome back friends! It’s been a crazy fall season and I’ve been very busy restructuring my life behind the scenes. There are a lot of cool developments that I’ll talk about in later blogs, but today is going to be about what my main plan for next year is.

Now let’s get back to it. Since my last blog, I did some soul searching and have finally been able to put my finger on something that’s been bothering me for a long time.

To preface everything, I will be splitting my content into 2 classes. The first class will be story-based content, and the second class is supporting content. The goal is to better separate what I like to do, and what works well for social media.

Welcome readers! This blog is part 1 of a 2-part blog series dealing with the content I we expect to make and change for 2020. This first  part will focus on the motivating factors for me that led to these changes. The next part will focus on what content is actually being changed.