The Earth was not given to us by our parents, it is loaned to us by our children. - Native American Indian Proverb
Read moreWhat's your inspiration?
I have contracted what I call "Artist Paralysis"
Read moreArt and Business
Do you ever ask yourself, "Am I selling out?" If so, why???
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Is all art one?
Read moreMy Palette means the World
We are all one. Let the colorful light be our guide.
Read moreImportance of Color Theory
perceived color is no more than a very exact wavelength passing through your eye organ to be perceived as electrical signals
Read moreStudio Artists- Solitude vs. Community
We all need our time apart as artists, but how often should we come together?
Read moreFinding Focus
For some narrowing focus is more necessary than others, yet advisable for most.
Read moreHello World!
I am Ryan Runcie. A painter, skateboard fabricator, muralist and a genuine human being. I have decided to share my views with those interested. Not for my own exposure but for the insight and knowledge reciprocated by someone with something to offer. I realized I wanted to make art for a long time when I saw my older brother sketching a truck as a seven year-old. I grabbed a sheet of paper and began drawing with him. My car was ugly but luckily I was to inspired to care.
In 2010, I started building longboards after two different boards I bought broke within two months of purchasing them. I figured if whatever I made broke within the same amount of time, it was cheaper immensely cheaper. Build 4 flat, crappy and bouncy longboards or buy 1 cnc routed longboard of layered bamboo veneer? I can be rather frugal at times. After a few dozen decks created, I was actually creating beautiful wooden creations worth something in the eyes of others. Know that didn't fuel me, I just loved making custom longboards.
As I began expanding my experimentation of mediums beyond graphite and wood, I fell in love with acrylic paint. I have been painting with acrylic paint and watercolors for 4 years and I am enjoying all the ups and downs. I hope you will follow the journey. Stay Tan...
