MK

@wormskeletons.bsky.social

Hey gang. The time to has arrived. Bridge to Rutland has opened their sponsor page and you can now sign up to donate. Donations are a minimum of $12 and you get an in depth look at my art processes. I’ll be sharing pictures and words 3-5 times a week in the month of April. All proceeds go to B2R.

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I’ll potentially be participating in a fundraiser for an organization that provides support to asylum seekers here in Vermont. I hope you’ll consider sponsoring me or another artist involved. I’ll let you all know when I have more info but I believe it starts in April.

next project will be this one. this is a plan i came up with more than 5 years ago. Not sure what was going through my mind at the time but I like the idea visually. it also comes with a short poem I wrote. it’ll have to exist through video which will be fun

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thinking about how much i used to play pretend when i was a kid, maybe later in my childhood than most. i never wanted to grow up and rejected every idea that i should mature. i miss the feeling of that pretend time by myself and can still access it within my art. trying to keep that alive

Returning to this.. The intention here was to create a landscape. I really love the way it looks now and could just continue to add paint but I’m going to incorporate some beads and shiny stuff. I’m scared I’m gonna ruin it a little but I’m gonna do it anyway.

a wooden board with colorful clay and paint covering it. There are lots of dots, wiggles, and blocks of color. Overall it looks very chaotic but fun

If you're wondering what the big picture is here... I'm world building piece by piece with the intention of eventually making a film or video game of some sort. My method is a little bit different than the usual. I'm making all physical attributes of the world and figuring out the story later.

Just unearthed this foreground I had sitting around in a closet. I painted a final layer on my stone wall so I’ll work on this while it dries. I need to clean up the cob webs and fix the sand into place

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