Working on a mural or a painting for an extended period of time can make the artwork begin to feel dull. Kind of like eating the same food everyday for a week. The first few days you're enthusiasm is high but it dwindles over time as the days go by and you're eating sunny side up eggs for the 6th day in a row. Any artist reading this may be able to relate if they've ever left an artwork incomplete so they come back to it at a later date with 'fresh eyes.' This loss of enthu

Aria Givovanni 9 x 11" pen

An upper east coast new year means cold weather and grey skies, my cue to pack up shop and head south. But, before doing so I have to take inventory and do a mass studio cleanup which always results in the unearthing of a years worth of forgotten paintings, stickers, and prints. What may be beautiful to you is clutter to me and I like to keep my work space as clear as possible. So with that said, for any and every purchase from my shop I will include a sticker, print, or even