Always making
Hola galeras,
Mochi says “hi”.
I’m going to see my Dad today but I wanted to give you the week end roundup.
A nice live show.
Working on the fine details shorts.
The hearts called out to me.
I’ve had a hard time in the last few years sharing my paintings online. I do it with my Patrons but I don’t feel like I owe it to the internet anymore. I love showing people in real life. Gotta do more shows.
Here is an abstract satiate.
Next week we do it again.
Hola galeras,
Working on being a better human. Always making art.
It was a full week Galeras. How goes it?
Made a few meals with my Father in law. It was fun and interesting to learn some new techniques in the kitchen.
The painting is done and all the letters are there. 😂
😉 if you know you know.
Mostly a busy time but it’s starting to calm down.
Cradling Life
Intro.
The first few months of life are a critical period of growth, development, and bonding for newborns and their families. However, for Black babies and their families, this period can be fraught with unique challenges and disparities. Systemic racism, socioeconomic factors, and inadequate access to healthcare can all impact the health and well-being of Black babies. Postnatal support for Black babies and their families address these disparities.
The Alarming Reality:
Black infants are disproportionately affected by poor birth outcomes, including higher rates of:
These disparities are not solely the result of individual choices or behaviors, but rather are influenced by systemic factors such as:
The Importance of Postnatal Support:
Postnatal support is critical for ensuring the health and well-being of newborns and their families. This support can include:
For Black families, postnatal support can be particularly vital in addressing the unique challenges they face. By providing targeted support and resources, we can help mitigate the effects of systemic racism and promote better health outcomes for Black babies.
Addressing Disparities:
To address the disparities in postnatal support for Black babies and their families, we must take a multifaceted approach. This includes:
Conclusion:
The first few months of life are a critical period of growth and development for newborns and their families. For Black babies and their families, this period can be marked by unique challenges and disparities. By providing targeted postnatal support and addressing systemic disparities, we can promote better health outcomes for Black babies and support the well-being of their families. It’s time for us to cradle life and ensure that all families have the support they need to thrive.
I read a few articles and had spellcheck jazz it up.
The point of this painting for me is that I want to see the next generations enjoy my art of themselves. Something has to give.
Hola Galeras,
Moving the last bits out. Making some ink too. Big painter on the way.
Always moving forwards.
Hola galeras,
How goes it? What’s new?
I’m but a little exhausted. Lots of art and a few ideas to voice. Let’s chat.
And so I go again into the darkness to leave scars in the rock making little lights in the air.
Hola Galeras,
How goes it on your end?
It is going ok. I’m tired but it’s winter so that’s normal. Making some art and eating some meals.
Been working on some art I would love to show you.
We went on little dc adventures yesterday.
The city changes so much every year but is some how the same still.
Mostly the snow is falling and I’m working on a commission of a lady knights.
I feel like it’s beautiful and a lot of work. I’m so happy with it.
The music I’m running to this season are slow melody soul blues.
Hola Galeras,
I’ve got a new art vlog out today. Hope you all enjoy it. I’ve been working on this commission pretty steadily for about a month now and I feel really good about it. I honestly do. I think a lot of great art takes time and you have to be kind of willing to figure out how much and what type of time that needs.
I am enjoying all the snow. It’s like a forced moment of relaxation.
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