Baroque The Calling of St. Matthew was painted from 1599 to 1600 by an artist known as Caravaggio, and was the piece that won him lasting f...

Princess Eudocia Ivanovna Galitzine as Flora is a portrait by French painter Marie-Louise-Elisabeth Vigee le Brun (1755-1842). Painted in ...

Working on a lot of things right now, glad to have too much to do, rather than too little. But I thought I'd drop by and give you all an...

Saladin Ahmed's first published novel just came out on February 7th of this year, and I have to say that I was very excited for it. Sala...

Hey all, it's been a lean couple of weeks post-wise, so sorry about that. I wanted to touch base real quick, and let you know that I...

This month's interview is a little different, since Ali is not simply an aspiring writer, but also a self-published one. We met across t...

This semester, I took a class called Intro to Film. It was basically just a filler credit to get my Fine Arts requirement, but I'm happy...

Before I dive into the main subject of this post, I wanted to share a quote from the late Bob Ross. I feel like it applies to writing just a...

Alison was lucky. I asked her to do this a whole week in advance. I'd like to take the time to apologize to my previous interviewees fo...

School has started. Alas, but it is true. Spring Semester 2012 is in full swing, and I wasn't really prepared for it. I'm not too w...

I had my first Introduction to Film class yesterday, and despite the four-hours-in-one-really-old-theater-seat syndrome, I'm pretty exci...

This week's interview is brought to you by Me. And Leigh Covington from right here in Utah. I was pointed toward Leigh's blog by Mel...

I'm one of those anti-resolution snobs. I don't believe in them. Now don't get me wrong, that doesn't mean I can't or do...