Q & A

What is time to you?
Time, to me, is a way to mark your activities. It's how I know when I should be someplace, what I should be doing, etc. Time helps me organize my life out, saying I get out of school around 3, then I work at 5. So I have roughly 2 hours to do homework, eat or maybe take a nap. Time, to me, helps me understand what I need to do and mark how much time it should take me to do. Like I said, it helps keep my life balanced and organized. 

Portraits - Kids - Pt. 1

Ruby

-Make A Wish-

Nolan

-Innocence of Being a Kid-

-Rule of Thirds-

-Baby Thoughts-

-Blue Blue Eyes-

-Whatchu Lookin' At?-

-Fantasize-

-The Temperamental Age of 5-

-Glitter Explosion-

Q & A

How are emotions raised by a work of art different from typical human emotions? (Ex. is a "sad" photograph different from another experience of sadness?)
I feel like (using the picture of the dead children in Syria killed from the gas bombing as an example) if somebody had told me that a gas bombing had killed multiple children that I would be sad. I would feel bad for the kids and their parents, since they're only so young and having your life taken from you is a sad thing in general. However, when I see the photograph it becomes more real to me. I feel like I'm there in the moment looking at the little pile of children, it's devastating. I feel like seeing a photograph of the "sad" thing versus being told about it brings more emotions because you can clearly see what is happening. Plus, you can see the expressions on the people/animals face in the picture. It's like being able to tell exactly how they feel.

Diptych

-Sidewalk Chalk-

-Face-

-Spring Time-

-Railroad & Lake-

-Light Leaks-

-Lunch Time-

-Painting Projects-

-Vroom-

-Treat For My Pup-

-Blooming Flowers-