Do you sell your art?

Yes. Visit my shop to see the paintings that are currently for sale. If the one you want is not in there there’s one of three reasons:

1. It’s been sold.

2. It’s NFS (not for sale).

3. I haven’t updated the store… I try to keep up, but, you know.

If you have any questions about a particular piece, please email editor@artofmydepression.com.

Do you work on commission?

Again… kind of. I've worked on commissions for my “traditional” art for 20 years, but I’m not there yet with these abstracts. If I were to sit down with a specific piece in mind, I don’t think I’d get the same flow and the same results that I do when I’m just painting with my emotions and not my head. For now, I’m just going to sell pieces from this collection.

How long will you be doing these painting?

I don’t know. The plan right now is for a year (October 12, 2023)… after that, who knows.

Where else can I find you?

As of writing this, I’m on Facebook and Instagram. You can find links in the top menu. If you want to follow/subscribe/like, I would appreciate it.

Possible YouTube Channel and maybe even a TikTok that is dedicated to this art journal in the future. It’s a lot of work for just one person.

I’ve also considered a Podcast, but I don’t think that would work well considering my art is a visual format. I will not be going on Twitter or X or whatever it’s called now.

There will eventually be a Patreon, at least, it’s on my “To-Do” list. But again, I’m only one person.

If you have any specific questions, you can email editor@artofmydepression.com.

Where can I find your traditional art?

Facebook and Instagram, I used to have an Etsy, but it was too much of a hassle.

What can I expect from your newsletter?

In all likelihood, you’ll get very few, if any. If you do it’ll most likely be because I have news or have an exhibition, or anything else random that I feel I need to share outside of the blog itself.