Hartt Studio (get it? Art studio, Hartt Studio hahaha)

Unironically, Japan does not allow Ritalin for ADHD at all, but does for narcolepsy.

I was expecting the examples to have real gravitas. Or compete with original thought. But no. Not at all. Criticizing using it as a search engine to get options for outings/events is a cheap shot. Why not instead value having better things to do than sort through regular search engine options?

Exactly. We can also eschew the logical fallacies of bad argument that has dominated the political scene. This was the right decision on its own merits. But many drs/APNs had been adjusting appropriately for years now. So this is also no pivot in terms of practice. Admin gets to formalize it though.

Thanks! (Says the artist who has not checked this acct in a month! 🤪)

Girl holding cobalt pigments in front of a quilt of mostly 1930s fabrics. A bronze rabbit hovers above her outstretched hands. She is viewed through a portal of earth and metal hues. Cobalt blue drips from the edge of the portal. This painting is about art itself.

Portals are on my mind. Oil paint over acrylic paint and inks. #art #artsky #oilpainting

The Prisoner of Chillon (flipped), by Eugène Delacroix, 1834

This matters so much. We are experiencing far more humans on screens-only than in real life. I quit my tech/healthcare investing job to make art with paint, canvas and paper in a studio. Sometimes I also make art about robots and tech coming for us but I don’t really post those online.

Oil painting on Stonehenge paper (which I love, texture-wise, like board, for detailed rendering). Limited gamut masking palette.

Restaurant in Asheville, NC at closing time.

References were old photos from a decade ago.

There are a few wonky spots to clean up. 🧽 📏 📐 🎨
#art #painting #asheville

I forgot to mention: This was in Black Mountain, NC

I am not a big social media person as an artist so have to remind myself to come around and post some things. Here are 4 recent 5x7 inch oil paintings! Metal objects series. #art #oilpainting #metal

Flashback to something more abstract from 2.5 years ago. #painting

Collage, for a change-up:

Lovely. 😑

Painting of a window seat area, in a blue room. The sun has broken through mist after rain, seen outside.

This oil painting: A moment in a copper rectangle.

Speaking of rectangles, need to work on the left side casement window that is propped open.

Wait till they find out about 💧 ~evaporation~ to also make STEWS.

The purpose if this was to paint fast. This was a real change-up for me. It’s a loose style.

I could see doing a series of small paintings, likely leave unframed and make them available for sale at October’s POST (Philadelphia Open Studio Tours) weekend.

I am more partial to the one on the left:

Recent painting of mine, framed:

#oilpaint #traditionalmedia #fineart #technology #vintage

My latest oil painting.

Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny, in art.

#oil #painting #art

A friend applied for residency in Portugal and got it. Doesn’t have connections. Just picked it. Selling house, moving there. Crash coursing language studies.

Gorgeous. Electric texture.

Good madness. #oilpaint #studio #artstudio

Some regional location gems:

My painting of the High Line in Manhattan, in acrylic

My painting of Grounds for Sculpture in NJ, in oil

#nyc #nj #painting #artspaces

Street photography: credit for this one (the photo, not the art) goes to my kid. #streetphotography

Marseille

Derivations

Just some Abstract Art.

😅

My daughter in my new studio space. I hear gunfire the whole time from the shooting range across the street but I don’t mind. I do indulge the surreal and our relationship to our time and to technology - and the ice cream truck rolls around and plays its music alongside the gunfire. #philly #studio

I have a Salmon of Knowledge flag on my house, just confusing the neighbors in hot political times over here.

This one I posted on my other, regular acct here on bsky. 💙

A little painting from autumn. This may be the first and last time I try to paint like this with (the tiny pointy end of a) palette knife. I admire those who can paint with its broad edge as if spreading jam on toast.

Love these