Completed scratchboard artwork is sprayed with a protective varnish and are actually more durable than you might think - considering the...

Welcome to my three part series about juried art festivals! This first section will be all about applying for shows - the research...

Today's post is all about FUR! I use a combination of the small fiberglass brush and an x-acto knife to create realistic looking fur....

My scratchboard artwork is all black and white (with many variations of grey), but the approach I take for creating a mostly 'white'...

There are two tools in my scratchboard tool kit that I use on EVERY SINGLE piece that I create - the small fiberglass brush and x-acto...

Fixing Mistakes One of the most common questions that I get asked, especially at art festivals, is about fixing "mistakes" on a...

The X-Acto blade is the second most important tool in my kit. This tool is very easy to get your hands on - you can find it in any arts...

Welcome to the Third Edition of the Frequently Asked Questions series where I answer, in greater depth, all of your burning questions...

Hey there everyone! I am back with the second edition of my Frequently Asked Questions blog post series. I will be answering more of the...

Fine art scratchboard is a rare medium that most people are not familiar with in an intimate way like they may be with photography or oil...

If you’re new to the world of scratchboard, this post is for YOU! Though an old medium previously used for illustration, scratchboard is...

Hey there everyone! I took a little bit of a hiatus from blogging recently and am ready to get back to it, offering great new content...