Are you still hesitating to take drawing classes online? Learning to draw is not that complicated! The advantage? You can make progress very quickly and develop your hidden talents. You may not have the soul of an artist, but learning to draw provides you with an opportunity to stimulate your creativity and express your emotions. […]
Food: the art you can eat Food and cuisine are some of the most primal elements of human society. Every person associates different types of foods with different periods and places in their lives. Just ask yourself what foods come to mind when you think of college, or when you think of the holiday season. […]
Faith in humanity is the only faith I have. As in, I don’t have faith in a god or anything particularly spiritual. I’m not going to waffle over that and say that there’s a possibility that a god, in fact, does exist, or that I could be wrong. I am certain that I’m not wrong. […]
Landscape painting had seen much popularity between 4th century AD and 17th century. During this time, both eastern and western artists utilized landscape in their own way. In the eastern empires, this genre predominantly stood on its own, while western artists such as the Dutch, French, and English mostly confined landscaping in the backgrounds of […]
California based artist Marcey Hawk, aka “the boobie painter,” is best known for creating with her “God given implements.” As she puts it so succinctly in her introductory YouTube video: “I use my tits to make paintings, people.” How does Marcey do that exactly? Well, yes, she takes her clothes off and dips her 30D’s […]
I have mixed feelings about the series photographer Peter Hegre posted on Reddit of his wife, Luba Shumeyko, doing super-advanced yoga poses in the buff. One the one hand, the photographs are undeniably beautiful. On the other hand, well, a lot of things. I hate that they perpetuate the myth that yoga poses are supposed […]
Since the beginning of humanity, art has been a ubiquitous form of self-expression and the weapon of choice of the oppressed, who strive to get their voices heard and contribute to the loud, cacophonous, and dissonant symphony of life. Naturally, artists are part of that symphony and have been throughout history. Using a wide range […]
In photographer Clayton Cubitt’s new project, Hysterical Literature, he films women sitting at a table while reading their favorite book. You might be wondering, What’s “hysterical” about that? Here’s what: while the women read, a magical masturbation elf under the table tries to bring them to orgasm with a vibrator. Reading and masturbating are both […]
When the lights were off in the three‐dimensional art room in McMichael Hall, everything looked blue. Sunlight snuck through dark silver, metal blinds and bounced off cobalt stools, and came to rest on the high, chiseled cheekbones of my first love. Monmouth College was quiet for the summer, and I’d spend my days drinking warm […]
