in a cafe with brian greenwald

art vs. money

As artists, many of us feel forced to produce less-than-quality work just to keep up with the demands of social media and the ever-changing algorithms. It's like we're sacrificing our artistic integrity for the sake of visibility, but should we compromise our artistic intention and value for a pay check?

coffee at home (the first of many)

wrote a poem in italy... saving money... drinking coffee (at home)... my cognitive distortions

hannah montana

Hannah Montana was such a formative show for me. I must of been 8 years old or so, and I just remember watching it every morning, every night, glued to the tv. It taught me two things. One: finding some sort of balance in your life and how to maintain it. Having the best of both worlds. Two: how to maintain great relationships with my family and friends. Keeping those people by your side to create more stabilization.

people watching: the woman in a green scarf

Who is the woman in a green scarf?

buying a new notebook

Recently I’ve tried to work on more projects and stimulate my creative thinking, but I've just been kinda down lately. I feel like every time I pick up the pen all I seem to do is scribble.