There’s a sticky note on the wall overlooking my desk. On it is written two questions. Are you a cooperative component? Or are you keeping yourself out of the game? I don’t remember now where I heard these questions. Maybe during a TED Talk. Anyway, I keep the questions there to remind me of the … Continue reading »
It’s October. The temps are finally starting to cool off here in the desert. Neighbors have faux fall decorations on their doors and gauzy ghosts hanging in their trees. I have a book on submission and a couple of new projects started. It’s all good. To celebrate, I created five high-res motivational wallpapers for mobile … Continue reading »
In case you haven’t seen it yet, here’s Neil Gaiman’s advice to graduating students on living the life of an artist. Brilliant. Honest. Not to be missed. Continue reading »
On a cork board above my desk, I have three of my favorite quotes. Dwell in possibility. (Emily Dickinson) Do one thing every day that scares you. (Eleanor Roosevelt) Barn’s burnt down…now I can see the moon. (Masahide) Today is my birthday, and I feel like giving away free stuff. So I fashioned these quotes … Continue reading »
On Tuesday, I sent my Sketchbook Project 2012 off to the Brooklyn Art Library. I have such an affinity for the Art House Co-op and the Sketchbook Project. The grassrootsiness of their mission resonates with me. The theme I chose for this project was “treehouse”, and I’m really happy with the idea/story that emerged from the … Continue reading »
