Limb Learning: Why Movement Molds Your Mind
I have once wondered why people read as if they were trying to feel the words brushing against the tip of their fingers. I have once observed how musicians would move to the rhythm of the song they are playing, as if they were experiencing rather than expressing. I have once heard the phrase that explained these movements: “Limb Learning”
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10 Things I Told My Students
This year’s been a surprising experience for me, mainly because my career took me somewhere I didn’t see myself getting into. I found myself somewhere I didn’t expect, somewhere that was completely unplanned; and I loved every second of it. I became a teacher to 400+ senior year students.
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Secret Caves: Process, Notes, and Tips
The idea popped up on the first day of the new year; January 1, 2016. I was looking around my Facebook Page and Instagram, and I realized I haven’t made a rendered digital painting for awhile now. I have a list of projects on my notebook and I thought maybe this would get the ball rolling for me for the new year. Kind of like a stretch sketch just to warm up.
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Top 10: Stop-Motion Animated Movies
“Stop-motion audiences appreciate that every tiny detail of the film is painstakingly created.” – Basics: Animation Stop-Motion
Here are my top 10 Stop-Motion animated movies.
Inktober 2015: Gallery, Thoughts, and Quotes
Inktober is an annual online event where in several artists participate in in the month of October. The challenge is to create an inked artwork, drawing, and or sketch everyday for 31 days straight. I was glad that I was able to participate this year and let me tell you, it is a fun and addictive practice with tons of benefits in the end.
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Paper Pirate 