

Two hundred and twenty four in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.


Two hundred and twenty four in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.
I’ve been a Photoshop user since the early 1990s.
My roommate at that time scraped together enough cash to buy a used Macintosh IIci. He owned this magnificent 40-by-60-inch drafting table, which he lowered completely flat to make room for the computer, monitor, scanner, printer, and a writhing nest of cables that snaked between them all.
Little did we realize how prescient that simple act would be: by leveling the table parallel to the floor, he was quietly signaling the end of an era. The surface would never tilt upward again for sketching, drafting, or any hands-on analog work. It would never serve as a drafting board ever again. From that day forward, it became nothing more than an expensive pedestal for very expensive beige boxes. Continue reading


This minestrone soup is loaded with vegetables, beans, and pasta in a delicious garlicky tomato broth. It’s ridiculously good for you, and makes amazing leftovers. It’s even easy enough to whip up on a weeknight! Continue reading
I’ve been playing around with this scanned negative in the free, cross platform, Photoshop alternative GIMP!
I wasn’t crazy about this discounted discount sketchbook when I first got it, but now that it’s gone, I realize it wasn’t that bad after all!

These cookies are a bit high maintenance to make – but are so worth it! They’re made with cake and bread flour and have a crispy, chewy texture, and a chocolate dipped bottom. Yum! Continue reading


Two hundred and twenty three in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.