In February of 2017, at the age of 23, I was able to add a new title to my list of professional endeavors: art teacher. A peculiar mix of confidence and doubt arose before I assumed this new role. On the one hand, I had been learning drawing and painting since the age of 10, […]
Check out my recent portraits ( in Drawings) done during Portrait Ateliers on Tuesday evenings at the Académie des Beaux-arts du Québec where I am a part-time teacher. You can see the Académie’s page on facebook ACBAQC thanks to Nathael, Estelle and Stephanie for posing!
3. Language is the key If culture is a treasure chest, language is the key. Most of Italy is pure concentrated culture. Some of its places are pillars of western civilization. Therefore, a decent knowledge of the Italian language becomes indispensable to enjoy it fully. Sure, you can experience its landmarks without speaking a word […]
1. Quality over quantity In Italy, quality often prevails over quantity, even in the smallest things. Coffee is the best example. When I arrived in Florence—as any average North American—I was used to getting my coffee in a 500ml cup with cream and sugar. When I left 4 years later, I was drinking only plain […]
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