Glass, Bone, and Fire: Photographing the Dead Studio Notes – D. Line Artist They ask if it’s real. I nod. Yes, it’s a human skull.Legally acquired. Respectfully used.And one of the most important tools in my studio. These photo sessions...

When I painted The Count, I wasn’t trying to reinvent anything. I was just chasing that feeling you get when the light falls right across a cheekbone, or when the paper tooth grabs a flick of red pencil just the...

How “Glassism” Brings Acrylic to Life—With Light, Masking, and Air Studio Notes – D. Line Artist “Glassism” is a term I coined for a style I built through years of layering, refining, and occasionally arguing with gravity. It’s acrylic on...