fig.1, 2020, digital.
Start small and simple. Don’t focus on the immensity of the situation. Some people find comfort in plants.
Refer to figure 1: a study of an indoor plant that will assuredly outlive its model. (Note: decomposing elements removed for aesthetic purposes.)
workstation, 2020, digital.
Zoom out. Establishing shot of a workstation.
An alternate version of myself might say something cheesy like, “this is where the magic happens,” but this version says, “this is a space where work might happen if I didn’t procrastinate so much.”
caffeine clouds, 2020, digital.
Assignment: Draw what’s in your mug. Bonus: include your hands.
(Note: There’s probably room temperature coffee in there and my arms probably extend beyond the cuffs.)
outward, 2020, digital.
Snapshot of a private person looking for some meaning or something.
enclosure, 2020, digital.
A fat house cat in its natural environment. Outdoor exhibit closed until further notice.
internal clock, 2020, digital.
When time stopped in the spring of 2020, humans needed a new way to measure the passing of the day. They reverted to their most basic instincts, which turned out to be a cycle of drinking anything but still water.