One of the shifts that happens as your body of work grows is that you can’t rely on memory the way you once did. Early on, it all feels manageable. But over time, that starts to change. Work moves in and out of galleries, pieces sell, and the details blur, and you find yourself digging through emails, texts, and old notes trying to reconstruct what should be simple information. At a certain point, it becomes clear that this isn’t something you can keep track of in your head a

A snapshot of current projects, systems, and tools in use February has been the new January. I’ve spent time cleaning up systems, trimming the excess, getting routines back on track, and getting honest about where the time is actually going. View from my corner of the world. Finally, the sun came out for a day, allowing for a campus walk. This Month's Focus Patterns of Meaning remains a major focus. I've been executing across social, reporting, and communications, and am cur

A snapshot of current projects, systems, and tools in use January always feels less like a clean slate and more like a sorting table. Not everything is new. Some projects are continuing, some are being reshaped, and a few are being retired or put on hold. View from my corner of the world. January in Central PA may not sound ideal, but I love the seasonal changes we experience here . This Month's Focus Right now, I'm focused on a few core areas: At Patterns of Meaning , as He