As a traveling caricature artist, author Jeffrey Arce (a.k.a Jarce ArtThor) has witnessed some very strange things. From the opinions, and liquid perceptions of fun-drunk carnival patrons he drew inspiration. A writer, an artist, and a dark thinker, he weaves a visceral web of twists, terror, and wonder. His tales are filled with dynamic environments, vividly portrayed, colorful characters with dangerous talents, and mind bending artwork to feast the eyes of his audience. A touch of comical mischief follows his every step as he journeys the unknown wilderness in search of another scary story to tell round the campfire. Join him in an adventure that spans across uncharted universes, swelling in his own imagination. Witness the cartoon fantasy, and nightmarish reverie that unravels behind the mind in front of an easel. Welcome to my literary/artist blog, my own personal cauldron of mischief.
Showing posts with label bio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bio. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Saturday, August 25, 2018
OtherWorld Caricatures
I hit the ground running, but kept tripping...
“Well what about second spring?”,



I started my own business in my fashion of “just do it already!” I spent almost all of my money on equipment, and then lost my car, and then lost my beloved computer. On top of all that it rained here in the north east and did not stop for months. We went from winter, to spring, to
“Well what about second spring?”,
and then we jumped over Summer and landed on early Fall. Strange times.
Being that I am a caricature artist who depends on good weather to make a profit, that hurt. But it only took a few good shows to get from a grueling 0 to a happy 78%. My set up looks better now, and I’m learning from experience what I need next to succeed in this buisness. Also started making more pet caricatures on display as I have discovered that pet events are big up north during the death-trap winter season. Got new banners, and got some great new appreciation for what I do for a living. And since this blog is primary meant to share details about my writing, I am also developing an anthology of short stories that will tie into my adventures as a carnival caricature artist some. Until next time! Take care friends.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
-
Overpopulation is believed to be the source of what caused bacteria to transform, sometime during the first 700,000 years of this earth'...
-
It’s late... It’s October... It’s Halloween and I’m stuck here... We were pushing toward the home stretch on a day that I hold very dear to ...