News
October 9, 2009
I've added 2 drawings to my 2009 Visual Art section...one being a ridiculous picture of Rita MacNeil. I've also added my Lumiere project from David Middleton's class.
I made a facebook page for myself, which you can add for updates and the like. If you're interested in receiving updates by email, email this address: kasza.art at gmail dot com.
September 7, 2009
I have added new works of photography and a drawing that I've recently completed, as well as a scarf. I'd like everyone to know this site is now running as version 2, having been upgraded from caveman HTML coding to PHP and CSS by Justin Tomchuk. Make sure to play around with the galleries. Let me know if there are any problems you find, if you have time. My email is on my Bio page.
I have also opened a store on Etsy.com! Please note that if you're interested in purchasing anything that is not in the store, it is all for sale unless stated otherwise (like it's...sold), and you're welcome to contact me by email about it. I am open for commissions, but they will likely be post-poned to a break period such as summer.
I've had a good summer working at Kreative Knits and Designs and living in a new apartment. This Wednesday, I will be going back to school to start my second year.
January 25, 2009
I had added new works to the General Gallery 2008 Visual Arts and Photography, and added the 2009 page with a few things. I've updated information on an older piece I did with Natasha. I fixed the problem with news for my dad...
December 15, 2008
I have finally updated my website in 5 months. I have been fairly busy. I have moved twice - the major move being to Dartmouth from Lindsay, Ontario; the second move was into a new apartment closer to my college in Halifax. School is great and exciting: I have put up all my drawing projects in my General Gallery section (some 12 pictures), and a few of the videos I made for Video class. I have also been very ill with allergies, and trying to work on commissions despite the occupation of school. I really apologize for sincerely to those who have commissions from me, and are waiting for them.
I am also adding some sculpture work from school, and finally my knitting stuff from the previous year. And, I will update my biography and likely add a link section to some decent artists. Finally, I am offering my service to anybody interested in photographing their work. I have a special method I've been practicing for years that makes my online images look so close to my original work. I am not sure of the price yet, but I garauntee it won't be anything ridiculous. :)
And for those friends who live in Lindsay: I am here till January 7th, and I'm willing to hang out with anybody interested. :)
July 1, 2008
Happy Canada Day to everyone; Happy Birthday to myself. Life's aspect have kept me from updating, as well the meticulous task I had in line for this. I finally installed Dreamweaver, and have done some cleaning and updating on this site. I feel that somehow, there is a person out there who resents me for updating infrequently. The process of my idea turning into art, and then manually making it to your screen is a long journey. I have also decided back in .. last November? that I will not be devoting as much time to art till about this Fall. I have other things to deal with, and art is the least critical of them. Never think I have ran out of things to put up though. If I stop making art, you will still be bombarded with various bread and cake designs, if nothing else. This is not like an online comic, where if I stop posting for a while, it means I am running out of material. I feel I must explain this, even if I find these kinds of posts annoying. I am somewhat resentful of you, likely inexistent person.
Anyhow, my AP portfolio has been shifted to my Series section, since it is a series, and I am outgrowing it. I have replaced the link with a Latest Series link because I feel I am going to be doing a lot more series...which make it seem like I am producing nothing, being background work. So please refer yourself to my latest series, as it is up already. I have also added my tiny photography section for this year in the General Gallery. I feel less apt to produce photography; and partially, I am confused what of my photography I should treat as art.
For the teacher that wanted to rent my art.. you must contact me. I don't have your info. Same goes for the people who wanted to buy my sculpture, but have not replied to me yet.
I have some commissions to do in the summer. I welcome more. I will be moving to Nova Scotia at the end of August.
April 22, 2008
This time I was anticipating uploading my knitting stuff into my newly constructed 2008 gallery, but I haven't yet found a consistent way to document it. This makes me think, "Why don't I consider baking my art too?" but it is mainly because I work from recipes, and it's not intentionally artistic. Either way, at some point you will see Textiles as a section. :) You should also check out my flickr page. (now a link at the bottom)
Currently, I have uploaded all new (and some old, forgotten) work up since my last real update. I think it's some 7 pictures.
As for my portfolio, I have been accepted into NSCAD, yay. :D I'm mainly concerned with finding housing and getting money to move now more than anything. I still have to finish high school, and I'd like to garden in my left over time. I have too much reading to do daily to want to do anything visually straining like art or knitting.
Februart 17, 2008
Still nothing? My camera's sensor is dirty, so I can't take pictures of my work. I lost my CF card yesturday. I put no faith in scanners; we'll have to wait on updates. Most concerning thing is finishing my portfolio for NSCAD, which requires photographing. Creating work for it has been my main occupation; much of it involving knitting. So you can have something to look at, here's my less 'professional' display of creations.
Also, you may notice all sorts of Google ads everywhere on my site. I said to myself I would have an ad free site, but if they make me money and I need money, I unhappily agreed to it. This means: Can you guys please pointlessly click on things? Thank you.
You may also notice I've reorganized a bunch of stuff. All things that were in AP2 are now in my General Gallery, 2007 Visual Art. Everything new will be on the 2008 page. This has changed as I've solidly decided I am not going to submit to AP for a huge list of reasons, and because I don't feel like the work I have posted constitutes a series.
January 14, 2008
Well I guess it's been a mystery where I've been, but most people know I found a new hobby I'm obsessed over called knitting. I've also found it hard to work on art at home, or stay motivated. I've added a new piece I found very difficult to do. It kind of cycles back to my road of self-observational artworks. Right now I must finish my second last semester of highschool, so I'll be busy with that. We'll see...
December 3, 2007
Added 3 new pictures to my AP portfolio mess. Here's a painting I started. So far it's really exciting. :)

November 22, 2007
Clearly, it's been a while since I updated. I haven't felt well enough to actually keep track of time, or work on my computer. Not to mention, I mostly wasted time trying to fix my computer. Which it finally is, so I must NEVER experiment with it again. I must resist all temptations. Anyway, I threw in a good 4 pictures into my AP2 portfolio...which is a crazy train heading off the rails in terms of theme. I kind of like not knowing what I'm doing. It gives me freedom.
October 9, 2007
The anticipation of putting something up, and the anxiety of my seeming irresponsiblity to this site has caused to me to put up a very primitive state of my second AP portfolio. It can be found in Gallery as a separate section, and contains 3 pictures already. As you will see, it has replaced my unfinished portfolio section. Since I don't have very much to isolate into a portfolio, and have two up now anyway, it's redundant, and will be withheld till a time of better usage. I have also changed "Guestbook" to "Comments, etc." because I'm sure we all understand the concept of comments better than guestbooks/shoutboxes.
Thought related to AP: I am frustrated with the shackles of a theme. Personally, it makes me feel like I must know the final results of my work, plan obsessively, and should already know what I will learn. Maybe it's just my art teacher's approach to presenting the idea of themes that causes me to think this way, but picking a specific concept is unhelpful to me. It literally forces me into a box of set ideas, and I'm left unable to experiment beyond that as 'it's not part of my theme'. I can't find a lose state of mind doing a theme. I think a series of works has to emerge from one's art, not that they will just decide it will be so. Many good contemporary artists I have found thus far don't seem to be specific planners...maybe because art needs spontanity.
Currently, I'm not in the best of mental states, but I'll probably get over it. I better.
Vote for Green Party tomorrow. Not because that'd make them win, but it would underline what is important, which is what they represent: the environment, while we have one.
September 16, 2007
Well, I still don't have my computer running the way I want it to; I can't install OSX86 because there's no driver for my motherboard. But that's okay, because some intelligent programmers are working on it as I write. I'll just have to tolerate Vista for the while, which I might as well do since it was paid for.
I might not be putting up anything for a while because I'm doing another series, which I will have to organize first before I can put it up. I just don't know how it'll work yet, so people will have to wait.
August 29, 2007
I'll be back to doing more art once I finish obsessively trying to install OSX86 on my HP Pavilion that I just bought. Because this isn't actually meant to happen, this is a hard process, worsened by my amateur mistakes, but I'll do it whether or not it takes me another week. I refuse to use Windows Vista...
August 18, 2007
I haven't been working very much because I have gotten more sick than usual. I have learned from a good medical textbook that my liver is dysfunctioning, which attributes to constant muscle soreness, slouching, fatigue, and creates other problems, including depression and digestive problems. I am going to eventually go to a chiropractor, and I may possible be intolerant/allergic to milk.
I have updated Slumbering with better javascript, and a WIP (go look). If things don't seem different to you, try: CTRL+F5. I have also added a picture I have created for a contest on dA into Visual Arts, and a new multiple exposure photograph. :) I hope nobody noticed the lot of spelling errors in my bio, but it's too late now, because I fixed that too. Lastly, I've added a Guestbook, as seen on this page, since it's a more organized and encouraging way to keep all your remarks.
I'd also like to bring attention to this. This is a university's research program you install on your computer to run on low or idle processing power, to make better use of whatever amount of eletricity you waste leaving your box on. It 'folds' proteins to create information for research on how proteins work in our bodies, especially in relation to things like creating cancerous or dysfunctioning cells. Read about it. When you install this, you'll realize why they need to use other's computers to do this: it takes forever to completely fold one protein. (Note: It's kind of glitchy...)
August 4, 2007
I have uploaded 4 new photos into my photography section for this year. I have also added my most recent painting! I'm really excited about this one.

And happy birthday to Mariya, as it is tomorrow. :)
July 27, 2007
I have fixed an invisible javascript problem I've been having on here, so if things suddenly don't work - let me know. They're supposed to by this point.
I have also added some old (contour) drawings, and a photograph. I hope John doesn't mind I quickly grabbed my drawing from his room, photographed it, and put it back the exact way it was. I'll also be adding a cityscape series from Photography class I decided was good, eventually. Look for it to show up.
July 16, 2007
Finally, after much laziness to photograph, my AP Portfolio is complete.
July 9, 2007
I have added some new things to my 2007 Visual Arts in the gallery from my sketchbook. It's nice to practice updating. I have also added a counter to the bottom of this page.
July 7, 2007
Now that I am actually at home, I have added the This Has Happened series into the appropriate place: Series. I am particularly happy with this series (yes, it's actually something new), as it was really fun to do, and spontaneous. I'm content with the results, especially that I was actually able to show a concept with photography. For those interested, it was mainly made by overlaying sequential photographs in Photoshop, with my usual alterations. I find multiple-exposures very mesmerising.
July 1, 2007
Happy birthday to myself. My dad bought me a carrier rack for my bike and lalalalalalalala.
I am increasing font size, because it does look better, and is more readable that way. I hope this brings some attention to whatever little text is on this site. I am also adding a separate Series section to the Gallery for many reasons; it'll be beneficial.
June 27, 2007
The General Gallery is completely up to date. If there is errors in it somewhere, please let me know.
June 24, 2007
I am declaring my site open as of today, although it is still being worked on. There is enough here to be able to look. If you hit deadends and fall into holes while wandering through this site: be patient, as I am getting around to filling in all the blanks.
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