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After a year away, reflections on creative work, introversion, and sharing art from Santiago, Chile.
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On finding your natural creative rhythm instead of forcing consistency.
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Honest reflections on facing life's difficult realities without easy answers.
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When stress shouts and rest whispers, which voice are you hearing?
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Why creative output comes in waves of growth and consolidation.
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Why the first two weeks anywhere feel weird, and how patience reveals patterns.
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A traveler's fresh perspective on Athens - from orange trees and street cats to graffiti and Mediterranean culture.
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Taking time at year's end to disconnect, reflect, and re-center.
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Experience Tokyo through stunning photos and video from November 2024.
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A reflection on aging, change, and staying present.
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Why I'm shifting from sharing articles to albums, films, and art in my weekly newsletter.
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What it's like to have a genuinely good day while depression makes everything feel awful.
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Experience the beauty of Tokyo in October 2024 through photos and video.
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The gap between your taste and ability as an artist is frustrating—but there's only one way to bridge it.
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Why insecurity never fully goes away in creative work, and why that's okay.
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A reflection on photography, connection, and how we can only ever see simple outlines of each other's true selves.
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Experience Tokyo through photos and music in this visual journey.
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Discover Tokyo's Kyōjima neighborhood - a quiet, family-filled area far from the neon lights.
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Reflections on a nomadic life spent between places.
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20,000 photos from the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, distilled into the best moments.
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A heartfelt farewell to Paris after another summer of discovery.
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Watching wheelchair rugby at the Paralympics shattered my assumptions about disability.
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Discovering goalball at the Paralympics in Paris—a sport that challenges what we think we know about sight, perception, and human potential.
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Reflections on impermanence and presence from a nomadic life.
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After the Olympics, a lesson in genuine rest—no screens, no scrolling, just time to let your mind and body recover.
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What it's like to experience the Olympics in person, living in Paris during the games.
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What it's like to feel completely lost after burnout—no spark, no motivation, just nothing.
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What does it mean to tell the truth through photography?
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I'm splitting Ink & Feet into two focused ventures: one for art and creativity, one for business.
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Paris through the eyes of someone who keeps returning.
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After years away dealing with burnout and life changes, I'm ready to write again.
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After a decade of selling everything and traveling the world, I'm finally heading home.
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After a decade of living abroad, coming back to the US doesn't feel like coming home.
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A raw, honest reflection on rebuilding life after divorce and moving across the world.
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A personal reflection on ending a marriage with compassion and grace.
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Sometimes the best thing you can do is pause.
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Reflecting on how 'temporary' solutions become permanent fixtures in our lives.
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The disorienting feeling of returning home after months of van life.
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Reflections on returning home after months of van life in New Zealand.
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Discovering New Zealand through Te Reo Maori.
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Three months traveling New Zealand's South Island.
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What happens when winter catches up to van life in New Zealand.
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On discovering Aoraki and the places that speak to something deep in our bones.
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Exploring the subtle ways society programs masculine behavior—from drinking strong coffee to driving fast.
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How to reconnect with your emotions and avoid emotional calcification.
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Reflections on living in a van versus the comfort of modern luxury.
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After a foot injury ended my running for four years, I finally found my stride again in New Zealand.
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Two months in a van taught me what's real vs. bullshit.
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Meeting New Zealand's endangered Kea parrot sparked a realization about humanity's blind spots.
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Six weeks into van life in New Zealand, I found the stillness I needed at Lake Wanaka.