ramblings

A collective unconscious for a
troubled mind

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Jackson Pollock fought with alcohol abuse and self-destructive behavior. He struggled to communicate his issues with his therapist who suggested he communicate through his art. I can relate to Pollock’s inability to communicate his troubles. As artists and designers, we … Continued

Letto Design Grand Opening

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Business has really picked up at Letto Design & Nicolet Laursen Art, so it was time to move into my very own office! Join me for a glass of wine and a nibble of cheese at my new office in … Continued

Pura Vida!

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One month long at Thomas Hammer Coffee house in downtown Boise. Come take a moment, buy a cookie and drink some chai… but please don’t feed the monkeys! For more info, click here ยป

Is he trying to tell us something?

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Every time I get near the girls I start turning yellow. Sometimes, I hate being an octopus. Sure, when you’re just a larvae, the color changing skin cells are a blast… but once you start dating it becomes just one … Continued

Gotta love the process

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So I’m sitting here trying to tell myself to wait before I post this. You know, wait till I’m actually done with the piece…. I just can’t help but assume that you are just excited about the artistic process as … Continued

Volunteer Abroad Trip to
Costa Rica (a recap)

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For those of you who have been following me, you’re probably familiar with my recent trip to Costa Rica. You have probably heard my stories, seen my photos, and may have even contributed to my trip in some way. Chances … Continued

Art in the Bar II

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Thanks to everyone who made it out to Art in the Bar II at the Knitting Factory. If you missed it, have no fear! You can view a full gallery of images compliments of Alex Couey at the Idaho Statesman. … Continued

Costa Rica, week one

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I found a moment, once again to blog. Here I am… a little over a week into my program. I am working a local tech school called INA (ee-nah). My students range from 18-22 and are very advanced in conversational … Continued