
The journey of this painting is over and I’m happy to feel so full from it. The trip taught me so much and I’m better for it.
Always making

The journey of this painting is over and I’m happy to feel so full from it. The trip taught me so much and I’m better for it.

I finally named this one.
My art often gets made, shown off and then put away with a few hundred other paintings. I’m trying to rediscover my old paintings and tell little stories about them.
This painting is about my Abuelos. They were both car lovers. One worked on cars a it and the other loved driving them. I was thinking about them a lot last year. They both pasted away a long time ago. Their memories lived in my thoughts a lot.
It might be one of my favorite paintings I have done in a while.
This paint keeps growing and I’m enjoying it. I’m not how much longer it will go but I feel good.


Constant moving forward with ink and paint and madness.
It reminds me of my grandfathers.

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I forgot how much shorts can be fun to make. Still love big art videos more.

Tools, get it?
So as a painter, my big tools are not those but these.

I say over and over again “clean your tools” to myself at myself. I work with ink and paint and to be honest the ink destroys a lot of my brushes but I still love it.



They are my little babies and I should treat them to a pleasant wash from time to time. It’s a charming moment of the looking glass.
Honestly save your good brushes by washing them less but when I do wash them, do it well.

I have an issue of using half a soap each time I wash all my brushes. They seem to enjoy it.
The main point of all of this is that the big step in being a professional painter is wash your brushes but not to much.

Painter out,
Jaws

I miss making art GIFs. They were a big part of my art twenty years ago. Roots