We’re one week into this month’s Exploring with a Camera! Are you seeing signs everywhere? We are fed a constant stream of information through them, and yet we may not consciously notice them until we really start to look. One of my favorite types of signs are the little icons
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Jul 16, 2012 | Post by: Kat 1 Comments
Recipe for Creative Success
Take one person with vision. In an empty venue, add people who would like to explore their creativity and sprinkle liberally with supplies. Mix in creative prompts and cool tools like a vintage Typewriter. Spread evenly and allow to dry. Enjoy your creative success! Jess Greene brought the Jumpstart Creativity
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Jun 06, 2012 | Post by: Kat 5 Comments
Make Space for Art
An epidemic is sweeping our nation. We are discontent. Workaholics. Stressed. Often what we need is engagement in a process that allows us to have a voice. We need places to make things without judgment. We need supportive communities of other creative people. We need space to make art and
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Feb 27, 2012 | Post by: Kat 20 Comments
Redefining My Art
In my newsletter article over the weekend, I wrote about redefining productivity. How I haven’t been feeling productive recently, but that feeling was based on an old definition. I’m not sure where the old definition came from exactly – my old artistic practices combined with external influences, perhaps. It was
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Jan 23, 2012 | Post by: Kat 32 Comments
Putting Myself In The Picture
While I love capturing the world around me, I hate being in front of the camera. Hate it. That’s why it’s with some tredipation and fear that I join in with Urban Muser’s In The Picture project this year, gently exploring self portraiture. I have noticed I carry a lot
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Jan 19, 2012 | Post by: Kat 25 Comments
Trust and Belief: The Lessons of a Twitter Hacking
A few days ago, I had my Twitter account hacked. I could have kicked myself, because after the fact I realized that I was a willing participant to the hacking. After living in a world of internet spam, with all of the suspicious emails, tweets and blog comments I see
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