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Friends of mine from childhood, high school and college remember me as someone who loved to draw. Armed with reams of continuous pin fed dot matrix computer paper from my father’s workplace, my ...

I’ve lived much of my life with anxiety and depression, including the negative feelings – shame and self-doubt – that seduced me into believing the stigma around mental illness: that people knew I ...

Shelter in place was tough for my family. It didn't start out so badly, but soon enough we went from an abundance of positivity to almost none at all. After the novelty wore off, distance learning ...

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What does sketching thigh hair and folds of skin have to do with understanding other people? Quite a lot, it turns out Daily life is increasingly a relationship with the screen, a digital reality of ...

The central premise of Mental Canvas is that the designer draws on individual transparent canvases in an infinite space, which can be combined simultaneously in order to provide a three dimensional ...

Few things are more therapeutic than having a creative outlet. Alas, I have zero talent as an artist. Truly I can draw no better than stick figures. But I decided today to see if I could derive some ...