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Flashing the Middle Finger at the Dreaded Middle
I’m screwed. The flight is full. I need to go where I’m going but there are only middle seats. Isle seat gate keepers refuse to look me in the eye. Creativity has a middle seat and as with airlines, you never want to be in it.
Continue reading...The Fight for Creative Motivation
22. August 2010
You’re freelance, you know about cash flow; some months are easier than others. Your number one job is keeping a strong grip on passion’s handle, however, with passion driven businesses your credit line is self discipline.
Continue reading...WORD :: How Good Talk Makes Photography Better
12. August 2010
This is where it begins; the 1000 words theoretically embedded in every photo. Art and photography depends on language translation. The narration begins in our heads as we create. Just as music rises above its mathematical roots, imagery is descriptive.
Continue reading...Talking with Guitarist Songwriter – Will McFarlane Part II
10. August 2010
While interviewing Will McFarlane for this video, I was reminded how critically important it is to avoid getting caught up in the nuance of our creative fields. "Music can be math without feel or tone" is one of my take away quotes in part II. Extending that, any field can be dry when devoid of feel or tone".
Continue reading...Moments of Interaction, Emotion and Intimacy – Doug Menuez
3. August 2010
We’ve been dealt a line of crap so many times we don’t believe as much of what we see and less of what we hear. What started as a 70’s T-shirt, “question authority”, has morphed into a societal mantra, “question reality.”
Continue reading...Equipment Doesn’t Matter; iPhone Movies & Michael Koerbel
28. July 2010
"Apple of My Eye" is a great little short film shot and edited on the iPhone 4 in 48 hours. It's a great example of working "inside the box" of a creative challenge.
Continue reading...Who’s My Daddy Now? I Want to Rebel
25. July 2010
Creativity confronts the status quo; “established authority” if you will. Creativity is by nature disruptive; always asking questions and refusing to follow. With our shift from authority to authenticity, wouldn’t it make sense that creativity has shifted too?
Continue reading...Did You Make Art Today? – The Swanko Solution
19. July 2010
I have a friend who asks at the end of a shoot, “Did you make art today?” “I think so” was my typical response because I’m never sure what I did with my camera that day will be considered art. Thinking back, it’s probably because I’ve assessed too many contact sheets and digital proofs filled with prosaic visual records.
Continue reading...If Life Were Twitter, Creativity Would Be Trending
15. July 2010
The faster we spin our lives, the more often we’re building the plane already in flight; creativity is urgent to avoid a harsh inadvertent landing. “Permission to suck” is the dreaded essay test.
Continue reading...Look Inside and Make Your Creative Mark
6. July 2010
Perhaps we’re looking for meaning, or overcoming creative block, or simply have too much free time, yet my wager is on the speed of which our cultural environment is changing. We simply can’t keep up so we are gradually choosing an alternative: finding a place to plant our flag.
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29. August 2010
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