Several weeks ago, I visited Old St. Mary's Church at the corner of 13th and Clay Streets in Over-the-Rhine.

I recently witnessed first hand how changing the build equation of a product can totally reverse a negative perception of a small business.

Last week, I went to Ft. Myers, FL.

I went to the top of the Roebling Bridge.

I’ve landed my dream job.

My friend, Steve, is going to school to learn how to produce media.

I was given permission by the owner of 313 W. Fifth Street to enter the premises and photograph the inside of the building last Friday.

Ledge Gallery is a wholly unique experience that separates itself from other venues in a distinct, brilliant way. Maya’s embracing of a small space and transforming it into something that exists within the purgatory of private residence and public art sphere is simultaneously fun, brave, weird, and exotic.

Today marks the first time I’ve been officially published.

This is Derrick's story. Visit wearemortar.com to learn more about his organization.

I'm having an art show this weekend. Here are the details.

I painted a historic building to help save it from the wrecking ball.

This is an illustration I did in Photoshop using a Waucom Intuos tablet.

The history of the Western Hills Pumping Station.

To help raise awareness of a local non-profit, I did a short video for MORTAR about their pop up shop in Over-the-Rhine.

Messing around with a 50mm prime lens.

A rough sketch of Bob Schwartz.

This is the story of Salvatore Scoleri, the founder of Scotti’s Italian Restaurant.

2015 was like trying to ride a bicycle up Elm Street between 12th and 14th.