Howdy, folks. Welcome to 2020, a new year and a new decade.

I couldn't not start the new year without making some art, especially since I still have the time to relax on the rest of my holiday and jump-start the creative juices, again. Above is the first new piece of th...

Hey y'all. Merry belated Christmas and Happy New Year!

I'm sure many of you are looking forward to tthe start of a new year and a new decade. I sure am. It's been a super-crazy-busy 2019, but in a good way.

Here is a little recap of events from the rest of the year, in n...

Howdy neighbors.

It's been a wild an exciting month at Chez Kimbrell. There's been lots and lots o' activity in and outside of the studio. First up, these little collage pieces (like the one pictured above)have been keeping me plenty entertained in between grad school r...

If you find yourself in Arlington, TX on Saturday, October 12th, check out the below:

All of these amazing printmakers will be printing giant linocut prints using an actual steamroller. You don't want to miss it!

Fall has officially arrived, but it still feels like Summer in Texas.

All-in-all, I had one of the most productive Summers in along time. I may have even mentioned that is the last update, but I'm still floored by the amount of creativity that poured out of me the last...

I wish this post was in reference to baseball, but alas, it is not. 

By 'Fall Classic' I mean the time which school kids are back in class, there is homework abound, and no one has much time for anything else, but work. I can let the cat out of the bag and say I am (aga...

Summer is officially over for me, but I'm very pleased to say how productive the last few months have been for me in the studio. Not only did I crank out a ton of new art (mostly collage work), I did get to relax a bit and enjoy some time out of town.

Speaking of collag...

This past weekend, I had my official artist reception for my current exhibit, "Rock N Roll Is In the Blood," at the Arlington Museum of Art in Arlington, TX. It was a great turnout with lots of friends, family and new-comers, and I did something I rarely ever do in fro...

It's hard to believe summer is halfway over, and fall is right around the corner. Though I'm not a fan of the hot Texas summers, I do love the fact the daylight hours are a bit longer, and I feel more jazzed to make art.

This summer has turned into the 'Summer of Collag...

Spent the July 4th holiday week at a swell mountain retreat location in New Mexico, and spent a few wonderful mornings and afternoons making collages. I brought a nice stack of vintage 1950s magazines, some 5 x 7 inch paper, some glue sticks and some handy-dandy x-acto...