... blog is easier and faster than updating a website. I would still update of course :) I really never intended nofoodforyou to be an art blog but at some point I started adding more art than writing ... ;please stop cursing." Now I use an *. Somehow that's makes a difference. When I first started this blog I didn't even use my name. I took a class in SVA called Science and Social control ...

Well it may sound strange to have another blog, but I wanted to try the wrdpress layout and keep all the art ramblings in one place for the people who could care less really about all the ... i can say anything, so i am keeping it. incase any of you want to check out my "other" blog here is the link. ameehinkley.wordpress.com. I've also just finished a design for my new art bizniz ...

I’m guessing most of you who are even a bit interested in the graphics that we ride on our boards will have heard about Sean Cliver’s book “Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art” – a 228-page, full color book which showcases over 1000 graphics from the past 30 years. And the follow up book “Disposible – The Skateboard Bible” Well, now he has ...

This week's candy is this stampin' up stamp set called Heart Art. Just leave a comment on this post and I will select a winner on Wednesday! Today's card uses a variety of products from my stash. The dp is leftover Heidi Grace which I really just love the colors. The felt flower and button are both from my stash. The felt ribbon is retired SU from last year. The stamp is Wandering ...

Although it has been in the works for a while, and has even technically existed in cyberspace for nearly a year now, I have finally added content to my "newest" blog. Entitled, The Cheese Gallery, its intent is to be first and foremost, an electronic viewing space of my past, present, and future (???) artwork; its second function is to be really whatever else I want it to be. The ...

... I have right now is that I can't seem to write anything good since I started drawing on a regular daily basis. Maybe I should start polishing my tablet skills and make comic strips instead of blogging about the events of my day. That, or I could just draw whatever I feel like drawing and post it up here. What do you think? Stick with words the way a blog should be or switch to drawing? D

... nice ceiling stained glass, and overall you just get a sense of class from the building itself. Even before we get to the works of art inside. One thing I might add, I always ask the front desk first about ... smaller in print and are harder to see: I also came across another piece that I'd been thinking of doing an art blog on in the past. I could never find a large enough image to show ...

... the world that Sandi posts about regularly. Recently I blogged about Wearable Art Blog's interview with Alice Matsumoto's Carrotbox blog all about rings, which I am also a huge fan of. Now, to my great surprise and excitement Sandi has featured me in an interview for Wearable Art Blog about my explorations in recycled materials + found objects in jewelry. Cheers ...

... good reason I started writing this blog. Somehow that reason turned into a pipe dream. I wanted to reach ... works with no boundaries. I think we set our own limits to what we can do in life. When it comes to art I have talked with fellow artists whom are so gifted and classically ... work is my way of healing. My passion for creating works of art is my way of helping people heal. Seeing the hope n ...

... bounce around, I consider most of my work to have a 'fantasy surf art' vibe to it, with a few wacky items here and there. I love ... addition to glasswork, I love to work with all mediums of art. (Incidentally, my college major was in wheel-thrown ... good at it to have fun (trust me)! What are some other sites to find out more about you and your art? BLOG: Craftifish.Blogspot WEBSITE: RadianceArt ...