Neon artist Roxy Rose will teach you her ‘old-school’ ways

[ad_1] It’s 100 degrees in North Hollywood and Roxy Rose, 60, is inside her neon studio clad in a skintight camel-colored getup, complete with her signature cowboy hat. “I’m old-school neon,” she says as she blows into a glass tube she’s bending for an upcoming piece. As a third-generation Southern California neon glassblower and signmaker,… Continue reading Neon artist Roxy Rose will teach you her ‘old-school’ ways

They’re on strike, but these writers are finding ways to write and create

[ad_1] In 1955, James Thurber, whose peerless wit made him one of the most important American writers of the 20th century, recounted the following exchange: “I never quite know when I’m not writing. Sometimes my wife comes up to me at a party and says, ‘Dammit, Thurber, stop writing.’ She usually catches me in the… Continue reading They’re on strike, but these writers are finding ways to write and create