Personally I think this looks incredibly polished, and it's all thanks to the Queen of Cardboard.

Though I have addressed my rant of social media making art daunting and truly stunting creativity at times, it is still the home of everyone's favorite tips and tricks. One such tip is for use with corrugated cardboard.

Projects like this are just tedious. Enjoyable, yes. But tedious.

My art teacher bought bags of hundreds of straws to throw in the ocean, but we ended up using them for art instead.

The smallest things can alter the course of history. Minecraft Dungeons may have sparked one of those moments for me.

I never knew spray-foam insulation was so fun... but I had always assumed it was.

First off, check out my sister's awesome work on instagram @k.steely_the_artist! I admire her ability to actually follow prompts and not procrastinate things like #inktober.

Is math an art form?

When struggling through a completely new concept in Calculus, it surely doesn't seem that way. (Unless you're counting the confused circles and arrows surrounding problems I don't yet understand).

But in Trigonometry, there was one assignment that was inarguably art.

Oooh, this was a fun one. I moved to a new school my 7th grade year. What better way to spend the first holiday season than making origami frogs and selling them to fund a shoebox for Samaritan's Purse?