New Orleans artist

The older I get, I look back and I see that time sure does fly. It waits for no one. As I give thanks for all the things around me, I realize that on too few occasions have I stopped long enough to fully enjoy the many experiences that I've had. It's always been, what's the next thought or next bill that needs to be paid etc. And so...I decided some time ago to try giving thanks through what I do and to really engage and enjoy and commune with the experience. It's been life changing...or art…

I look for inspiration in just about everything; everywhere I go, everything someone says or does, books, pictures, landscapes, the clouds, flowers, water, whatever ….pretty much everything. Like most of us, less than half of what I think actually comes out into the universe in words and even less of the colorful visions I have ever manifest.

I realized that sometimes its because inspiration often comes at the most inopportune times such as walking in the grocery store, driving, or…

As a writer as well as an artist, Horton Humble's art works are productions of something so abstractly complex while yet still fully posessing an articulate style of communication. What Horton has done is unintentionally combined techniques that you may know well such as cubism and expressionism to create what I call an articulate form of cubic communication art.

As a reference, I would like to bring your attention to the work of the late Jean-Michel Basquiat, the young artist with…

The work of Najee Dorsey “In the Parlor” speaks to us on so many different levels! We often hear the statistics of broken homes in the African American community. Quietly, while it may be some of our secret closets of shame because we know that the exaltation of the black man is paramount to the success of the black family. And when it is all said and done, it begins at home, in our youths.…