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"Something Curious" was a great example of working with what you got. I am not a trained or experienced animator by any means. However, I created this piece with tools I had at my disposal. In this case it was…

“…drops wear down the stone not by strength but by constant falling.”

The Study of Counterpoint from Johann Joseph Fux’s Gradus Ad Parnassum Translated and Edited by Alfred Mann (p.48)

For anyone who has dabbled in European counterpoint, you may…

So I had a goal when I started this blog…

That goal was to write and share a new post every week. For the first couple of months, I managed to roughly limp along with that schedule, but inevitably, I…

So an interesting thing happened this weekend. To explain it, I will need to provide a little bit of context. My partner and I live in a relatively small apartment with lots of windows. This includes two big windows in…

“There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure.” - Paul Coelho

This one struck me. It’s funny how you can hear the same idea come up in many different ways before it…

There is often an expectation that great work comes only from deep intention. That it is birthed from the mind of the artist, fully formed. Picture the romantic image of Mozart, writing out his scores with no eraser marks. I…

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In all your musical years, when have you ever truthfully said "thank you" to your bass guitar? — Victor L. Wooten, The Music Lesson

It is easy to forget that gratitude, just like music and other arts or trades…

I have, at times, had a tendency to overcomplicate things. I don’t think I am alone in this experience. I think there is a belief that complex means more sophisticated, more impressive, or just better. There is also this misconception…

“The truth is, art often thrives on limitation.” — Charles Bernstein

In chapter three of his book, “Film Music And Everything Else!,” Charles Bernstein explores the often overlooked benefits and blessings that can be derived from the limitations…

Yo-Yo MA, has many times described the first piece he learned at the age of four: Bach’s Prelude from Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major. The primary theme of the story is that he accomplished this impressive…