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Somewhere between a near face-plant and a heroic stick retrieval, I found myself thinking (as one does when slightly damp and covered in forest debris): what even is fine art, anyway?

I love negative space in my photography. I love how it can add mystery, emotion, and story — without anything actually being there. It’s like an oxymoron: the nothingness that somehow gives everything its weight.

This all started one day when I was getting very annoyed with the trees I was trying to paint. They sucked... sort of. Not awful, but...

Expectations enter the room like uninvited relatives at a wedding, and the artist is left creating inside someone else’s box—while also using their crayons.

— A humorous look at the myth that digital art is easy—and why clicking buttons doesn’t make you an artist.

As promised, I'm going to lay out how I create my texture-layered photography. Bear with me as I try to show this without boring your...

This morning, on my forest hike with my bestest buddy, Buddy (yup, his name is Buddy—check out the About page to meet him), I found...