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• Art Time-Lapse of the Ouroboros Painting
I have filmed the process of painting The Ouroboros, which is one of my favorite painting of the past few months. I am fascinated by the mystical meaning of this symbol, that have been used for centuries by different cultures, from the Egyptians to the Vikings.
I use gouache paint like I use watercolors and I like to build up the painting by adding thin layers of paint , finishing by using transparent layers to soften the edges and maintain some of the luminosity from the paper. Check out the video by clicking on the image on the right!
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Check out my gouache classes on ETCHR Studio.
I demonstrate my use of gouache, building up my paintings by adding thin layers of gouache paint and bringing out the opaqueness of the medium little by little. Other topics that I cover in my classes are related to washes and glazing with gouache (Yes! You can glaze with gouache just like you would with watercolors!).
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After my successful participation at New York Comic Con in October 2025, I was eagerly anticipating the Philadelphia Gaming Area Expo in January 2026. I was convinced my artwork would resonate with the gaming tribe gathering for the four day event.
I booked my hotel, drove from Brooklyn to Philadelphia, set up my table on Thursday morning, and was ready before the doors opened.
And then I sat.
And sat.
And sat.
For four days.
It turned out to be the slowest convention I have done so far. The layout was strange and essentially cut off the vendors’ area from the natural flow of attendees coming in to play. I spoke with other vendors who were there to promote their products and RPG games, and no one was having a strong show. It was simply very slow for all of us.
I felt beaten up. I had invested in the hotel, per diems, gas, and all the small expenses that add up. I was basically losing money.