Advice to would-be entrepreneurs: part 2, connections
When I think about what has helped me the most, I think of the connections I’ve formed with designers, engineers, start-up experts, etc. over the past five years. The best … Read More
encouraging the flow of new ideas
When I think about what has helped me the most, I think of the connections I’ve formed with designers, engineers, start-up experts, etc. over the past five years. The best … Read More
Not Elon’s Boring Company, but I’m taking a clue from a book that had a deep effect on me a year ago, Chris Bailey’s The Productivity Project. Chris funded his … Read More
Moving on, moving up. (Creativity in Relationships) I have a lot going on with my creative life, the growth of my business, and a newfound desire to spend my time … Read More
We just started a MeetUp which will feature events from art, design, and architecture tours to creative classes for everyone–no need to feel you are a great artist. We currently … Read More
The War of Art is one of the best books I have ever read which dispenses with the clichés and gives a much more honest view of what it takes … Read More
I’ve refined and slightly expanded my route for the Land Art Road Trip.
Showing a film called Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art to my Visual Thinking students last week, inspired me to start planning a trip to some of these remote large … Read More
I was chomping at the bit to get on the road, but had to wrap up some client things. I wanted as much freedom and impulse as possible, so I … Read More
Ironically, the day before my road trip, this site got hacked, an issue I wasn’t able to fix until yesterday. I’ve been having a great time. On the first day … Read More
Today I had a lot of mundane tasks, some interesting, some not, but I opened a book* by Eric Maisel, my creativity guru, and trusting the right page would fall … Read More