storyseeker

My family went on a spontaneous local adventure this past weekend. We ventured 10 miles from our house to a ferry that sails to Bull's Island, South Carolina. The ferry drops you off at 9:00 am and returns

“Life is too long to say anything definitely; always say perhaps.”      -Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace I chose the name storyseeker on Steemit because I seek both sides of every story.  This practice

I chose the name storyseeker on Steemit because I seek tales untold.   Sometimes the stories are my own, but most often they are the imagined memoirs of those who came before. While people make for good

Enter a Glossy Web by McKenna Ruebush has been on the shelves for a few weeks, and has been one of my favorite illustration projects to date. The story is a quirky adventure for the 9-12 year old set,

Welcome to the fifth-and-final post about making money from your art at fairs and festivals.  I've sold my work at nearly 100 events across the United States over the past 12 years. It has been a rewarding

While trying to find my place here as an artist on Steemit, I’ve been developing a series of regular columns, where I give you a glimpse inside my process.   I will continue to post about technique

Hello All! I have recently posted 10 of my designs for sale in exchange for Steem Dollars at Peerhub! I love the idea of a marketplace that takes Steem and so I'm willing to give it a try and to support

Welcome to the third in a five-part series about making money from your art at fairs and festivals.  I've sold my work at nearly 100 events across the United States over the past 12 years. It has been

I chose the name storyseeker on Steemit because I, like most of us, seek truth in stories.        “Stories are important, the monster said. They can be more important than anything. If they carry the truth.”

Welcome to the third in a five-part series about making money from your art at fairs and festivals.  I've sold my work at nearly 100 events across the United States over the past 12 years. It has been

  I chose the name storyseeker on Steemit because I, like most of us, am powered by stories.   Stories can be grand; they can teach, inspire, and bring people together.   Stories can be

Welcome to the second in a five-part series about making money from your art at fairs and festivals.  I've sold my work at nearly 100 events across the United States over the past 12 years. It has been

Meet Quicksilver! She is the lead character in the book Foxheart by Claire Legrand, which is officially on shelves today. I had the unique opportunity to bring her to life for the book's cover and an interior

I have created a submission for @jamielefay 's contest! Though it would make natural sense for me to try my hand at drawing Sky (as I love drawing warrior types), I was intrigued by Morgan. I wanted to

Welcome to the first in a five-part series about making money from your art at fairs and festivals.  I've sold my work at nearly 100 events across the United States over the past 12 years. It has been

Hello! I've been swamped with lots of art-related work and events, and am excited to finally be back to post about them. I have a big series coming up about making money with your art by participating

Though I'm quite certain that the Curie Project Logo Contest has enough entries, I played with some ideas and thought I'd throw my hat in the ring. I had a few simple ideas, but decided to execute

I learned to draw with real pencils on real paper. So it has taken me some time to get used to incorporating digital elements in my work. Though I'll always love paint on paper, there are advantages to

Most of the time, my sketchbook is a place for doodles and beginnings. Other times I find myself compelled to finish out the tiniest details of a character or scene. Here is one of those obsessive little