Subtractive color is a method of producing color by removing (absorbing) certain wavelengths of light from white light using pigments, dyes, inks, or colored filters. The remaining wavelengths that are reflected or transmitteddetermine the color that the human eye perceives. The primary colors in the subtractive system are cyan, magenta,…
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Dada, an art movement that peaked between 1916 and the 1920s, emerged as a protest against the horrors of war, particularly World War I. They were deeply disillusioned by the war’s devastation and saw art as a tool that failed to save civilization from its destructive consequences. Dadaists organized demonstrations,…
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Before there was glass, there was vision. Before the first shutter clicked, there was perception. Every image ever captured, printed, projected, or praised ultimately depends on a far more advanced instrument—the one already embedded within us. What follows is an exploration of the Human Eye not as biology alone, but…
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Before there was glass, there was vision. Before the first shutter clicked, there was perception. Every image ever captured, printed, projected, or praised ultimately depends on a far more advanced instrument—the one already embedded within us. Before the prototype, there was a question. If we were to design the ultimate…
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A Dark Tale in Every Pour! Step into the shadows with Skullduggery Imperial Stout, a Special Edition Very Dark Beer that dares to embrace the unexpected. This is not just a stout—it’s a story in a glass, aged in mystery and brewed with intrigue. Skullduggery Imperial Stout ©2026 Eric Wells…
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In my Illegal Art series, one of the most striking pieces is titled Evasion. It captures a man clad entirely in black, complete with a ski mask, frozen mid-stride in a running pose. The image is loaded with tension and mystery—he could be evading harm, escaping arrest, outrunning a tornado,…
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There is a quiet conversation happening in the painting Two of Us. At first glance, you see two human profiles, each gazing away from the other, their outlines forming a delicate rhythm across the canvas. The foreground figure, awash in warm oranges and reds, leans ever so slightly into the…
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Authority of Form is the moment structure stops asking and starts declaring. It is not decoration. Not excess. Not noise.It is decision made visible. When a composition carries authority, nothing feels accidental. Proportion holds. Alignment locks. Negative space breathes with intention. Remove an element and the balance falters; add one…
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Illusograph is a word I have coined that might describe a complicated-looking diagram that appears very important but is just an illustration. This term combines “illustration” and “graph,” suggesting a complex visual that may not necessarily carry significant meaning or data value. Illusograph (noun): A diagrammatic image that presents the…
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The Artist 
Eric Hatheway