Artist Life
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This is Art Travels — where we explore cities through street art, architecture, food… and leave my own work behind in the streets. Today we’re walking through Kaunas old town, looking for stickers, murals, and anything interesting we might stumble upon along the way. Arriving in Kaunas We made our way toward the old town…
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Most of my work lives in a very specific format. A small, slightly awkward rectangle that has slowly become my signature. I like its limitations. It forces intimacy. Every line matters. Every detail feels close, almost like a tattoo placed directly on the face. But this time, I wanted to go bigger. Not just physically…
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Just when I thought there would be zero Etsy sales from here on out, something unexpected happened. I sold a linocut print. Not just any print — my linocut print. The one with the watch and the words “No Time to Lose.” If you’re new here, welcome. I’m a creative person through and through, and…
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Do you hate social media as an artist? Because I really do. Let me explain. I’m writing this after spending a few hours outside, wearing my favorite shirt, while getting eaten alive by about 200 mosquitoes. Why? Because I thought, hey, maybe this background will look nicer for my next video. That alone says a…
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It’s a rainy morning. The kind where the sky feels heavy, the streets are quiet, and the air smells like a fresh start you’re not sure you can take. I’ve been up since 4 a.m., wondering if I’m doing the right thing. You’d think after years of creating — in different forms, different mediums —…
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Hey there! So this wasn’t really planned, but it turned into a full-blown adventure through Riga’s Old Town. I actually just came here to check if one of my stickers was still up (yes, the eternal street artist quest — are your stickers surviving time, tourists, and weather?), and surprise — the summer solstice market…
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Yesterday, I said goodbye to another of my paintings. It found a new home, and while I’m always grateful for a sale, this one carried a bit of extra weight for me. It was the first piece I completed after returning from heart surgery—a milestone in more ways than one. When I first sat down…
