It is almost a poetic sign that these drawings become less of a focus toward the ladder end of 2020. Explore the end of this year long series and a reflection on how much has changed over the course of the past 12 months.

Still coming out of the mental fog of my new reality, my goal for this month was to find clarity and structure in my studio practice again.

My perspectives about the world and society are changing and growing by the day (for the better) and I found myself in a deep vision casting for what I want my future to look like.

The artistic process is anything but predictable and inspiration can not be planned. Rather, it needs to be felt and experienced fully.

This month I gathered creative inspiration through some pretty powerful life experiences.

The connection of natural and man made forms unite as geometric define the space in which organic lines live. This is a common theme in my drawings as a whole. however. they are even more prominent this month.

This month was a period of reflection and learning. As a result, I shifted some of my drawings to blind contour drawings. Conceptually I connected with this practice because no matter how detailed and representational you think you are depicting the object, the end drawing is never quite right.

This month was a period of reflection and learning. As a result, I shifted some of my drawings to blind contour drawings. Conceptually I connected with this practice because no matter how detailed and representational you think you are depicting the object, the end drawing is never quite right.

This month was a period of reflection and learning. As a result, I shifted some of my drawings to blind contour drawings. Conceptually I connected with this practice because no matter how detailed and representational you think you are depicting the object, the end drawing is never quite right.

At the beginning of the month I still felt stuck. As seen in the drawings here, I experimented with a few new mediums in order to break free from “the norm”. This shift was the mental break and freedom I needed in order to create momentum for my creative practice.

In 2020 I committed to doing one drawing a day and this month the world slowed down. As a result it was a time of rest, re-evaluation, and a good bit of frustration. Explore all of the April drawings here!

In 2020 I committed to doing one drawing a day. This month the man began to slow down. Although my work can not save the world, make a lasting change on our society, or answer all of the unanswerable questions that we have, hopefully it can be a source of inspiration to others.  Explore the March drawings here!

In 2020 I committed to doing one drawing a day. For years I have struggled to keep a single sketchbook. In this series, although the pages begin from the same dot drawing pad, pages are torn out, sketched on, and free to transform into whatever they may become. Explore the February drawings here!

In 2020 I committed to doing one drawing a day. For years I have struggled to keep a single sketchbook. In this series, although the pages begin from the same dot drawing pad, pages are torn out, sketched on, and free to transform into whatever they may become. Explore the January drawings here!