Nadia Daniels-Moehle
Meanwhile in Memoriam: Inspired by Mary Oliver and Her Poem “Wild Geese” Gouache on paper Mary Oliver taught me that to be natural was to be joyous and fragile, whimsical and strong, wild and tender. Poetry, I have often thought, is a place, not a thing, an experience that moves past the written word and…
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3 Steps: How to Draw an Eye Graphite on paper (Continued from yesterday’s post) …It all began with a pair of scissors. In preparation for CognEYEzant:365’s booth at Friday Night Live, I packed extra scissors. My past is one full of outreach events, and my past has taught me to be prepared, and being…
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5 Steps and Counting: How to Draw an Eye Graphite on paper Over the next few days, I will share the fundamentals of drawing an eye. These steps are part of a story, and that story leads to a big announcement that I am excited to share with you. But first, the story. It began…
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Windows to Humanity: Inspired by the Mother from Kubo and the Two Strings Watercolor and gouache on paper After all this time focusing on eyes and stories, I still struggle to articulate just how profound I think eyes and the connections we make with them are. Perhaps this is because it is sometimes difficult to…
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Lantern Hauntings: Inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s “Oiwa” Watercolor, ink, gouache on paper From my experience and observation, I think it’s safe to say that Katsushika Hokusai’s “Under the Wave off Kanagawa,” better known as “The Great Wave,” is recognizable. I remember it always being at the corners of my life: on the wall of my…
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Salvador Salort-Pons: Inspired by Velasquez and the Interconnection of Stories Graphite on paper We need to tell our stories because sometimes all it takes is hearing a story–and seeing the subsequent connections–to gain the courage to tell our own. It was cold, it was dark, and the rest of the museum was closed. My family…
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