Essays About The Covid Pandemic

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Magic Is A Choice

And you don’t have to justify it to anyone!


Silence, Please

Notes on quiet from the midst of self-isolation.


Portrait Of A Year

I drew myself every week for a year - and now I see myself transformed.


Remember Me?

I’m back from a short hiatus with two new films to show you.


This Is The Time To Be Slow

Some advice for artists who feel they should be more productive this year


Psychoterratica

A joyful moment with sweat on my brow, my blistered hands caked in thick dirt, interacting with the earth in a meaningful way.


Do It On Purpose

Did I actually choose the life I’m living? Some thoughts on intentional living, with help from Dolly Parton.


Hair!

Two very different approaches to facing your fears.


Midpoint

Are we really only halfway through this thing?


White Supremacy Interlude

Some quiet thoughts in the wake of George Floyd’s murder and all that has followed.


Solitary Refinement

As the lockdown continues, I’ve been thinking about what things from this period of self-isolation I want to keep.


The Lockdown Diaries

I’ve been keeping a visual journal during lockdown and I’ve learned to pay attention to the little things.


The Sketchbook Problem

Sketchbooks are supposed to be a place for creative freedom. But rarely feel like that. A very long post with lots of pictures!


The Grief In Our Lungs

The world locks down, we are left with little choice but to sit alone with our pain. Some thoughts on grief.


You Don't Need To Make Art Today

Some thoughts from the first days of lockdown - should you be making art out of all this chaos? Don’t feel guilty if you can’t.