John Schneider: Raw Emotions

I was amazed and touched by this story of actor John Schneider and how he chose to have his honest emotions captured by photographer Jeremy Cowart, after his official photo shoot for the OWN network soap opera show The Haves and Have Nots.

 

Read about how he went from these official photos..

...to these painful expressions,without acting.

  

His father had passed away that very same day, so he chose to have his emotions photographed.

These moments are truly priceless, and its when I realize how important image making is when you can help someone deal with something in their lives.

Read the whole story here at viralnova

Artist Mixer 2014 - Studio10Two5

I attended the first ArtistsMixer of the year at Jasen Hudson's new location, Studio10Two5.

It always feels great to get out and meet other creatives, absorb some of the energy and get our minds off of this really cold weather we've been having.

 

Saw many familiar faces and usual suspects. Rhym, and photographers Aaron, Joseph Balestra, Samuel Eli, and the rarely seen Ronald Gray.

I had a chance to see Kris Johnson's new video project. I became a fan when  saw his work at the Dreaming Building.

I talked with the beautiful and talented Robin Lynette, whom I have wanted to shoot and work with. One of these days I'll get her to work her magic on my model, and argue to get her in front of my camera.

I managed to drag my road dog, Kharma, with me.

 So much talent in one place it was incredible!

Super Heroes and their Part Time Jobs

I love it when creative people do what they want to do and just let their imagination run wild.

"If super heroes had part-time jobs, what would they do? They might each go into something they are uniquely suited for.
Artist Chow Hon Lam (Flying Mouse 365) took that idea and ran with it in his series of illustrations called Part Time Job."

And the funniest one...


Thanks to neatorama