Kat Kremser

@katkremser.bsky.social

Learn • Create • Teach • Repeat | Posting about #art & #tech. Probably has way too many browser tabs open right now. Current obsessions: #Painting #VectorArt, #Obsidian, #WebDev, #Productivity, and #Gardening.

I think the fastest way you can progress as an artist is to do a little bit of everything. You learn different fundamentals and skills from every medium and style. That carries over to the general craft, so trying multiple methods and styles and creating more uninhibited drafts is a great goal.

I am really loving the challenge of doing something so far outside my comfort zone with this piano painting project. I'm definitely having to adjust my design on the fly and re-learning to flex those spontaneous creative decision muscles...

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Need to make progress today on an art project I'm excited about but I was feeling too frustrated & anxious to be creative. A walk at the dog park by the lake was the best medicine thanks to the super sweet senior lab that came up & just leaned on me to let me pet her like she knew & wanted to help😌

If you use @obsidian.md and haven't tried the Web Clipper Extension by @stephango.com yet you are missing out. It has custom templates for clipping different content, rules to send certain URLs to specific vaults/folders, & highlighting. #obsidian rocks 💜 chromewebstore.google.com/detail/cnjif...

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Save and highlight web pages in a private and durable format that you can access offline. The official extension for Obsidian.

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I'm just old enough that the first web dev tools that I used after learning basic html/css/js were FrontPage, Dreamweaver, Fireworks & Flash. Spent a decade messing with WordPress, and now I'm trying to relearn web development the modern way. And just 🤯.

Someday, I will learn how to learn new things without ending up with 400 browser tabs open as my brain leaps around like a chaotic squirrel, immediately needing to know what every new term means or what every tool I come across does. Someone should really disable my right-click open new tab ability.