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I created this in a class on how to do stump work. This is a scan of the finished piece. The image is life size. The acorns are 1 cm high. It took a week to complete, as the acorns, acorn leaf and the wings of the butterfly are all free standing. The tuft of the thistle also stands up from the background. I love doing this project.
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Cazcarra Image Group ha celebrado la tercera edición de la Gala Creativity. La sala barcelonesa Sutton se ha llenado para disfrutar de un espectáculo sin igual en el que los estudiantes Cazcarra han hecho alarde de su talento y profesionalidad.
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Notice to the far left that the signs say, "Hazard, do not enter!" When it comes to creativity, one wants to capture a photo in which nobody else has. In that case, how many people would jump over that blockade in order to get a couple snapshots out of the ordinary? How many people would risk walking on a dock where the wood under your feet would snap at any second from your first step? How far would you go for your creativity? Is this your pathway to fame or danger?
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-Canon 7D
-ISO 100, f/11, 1/160th second, 17mm.
-Canon 17-55mm f/2.8 Lens.
-No Tripod.
Wow so this is my latest image as of the date 31/3/10.
My aim was to use as much texture as I could giving a gritty dirty feeling and yet have some sort of rebellious element to the image.
Here goes heroic "MAGNO MAN" on his favourite ride, off to save the day! The mission : to save his good friend "NIKE GHOLF BALL" from the drooling jaws of the sadistic "JACK RUSSEL" (aka Senter).
He has exactly 45 seconds before the tough outer layer of his friend will be totally demolished and the villain starts chewing on the good parts... Fearless, fast and very orange he sweeps in from the outskirts of the vast Desk Planes.... Will he be in time??? Will orange triumph over evil white and brown spots??? Stay put for the next episode ...... and till then, root for the Magnificent MAGNO MAN!
I seem to have started a week late, but that's OK. I read the introduction and BASIC TOOLS which is really important. The two tools are the daily morning writings, and the weekly artist's date.
The first is writing 3 pages first thing in te morning (probably after a trip to the toilet for me, but before walking the dogs). That's it - you just write 3 pages, every morning. No restrictions, but don't read it again for a while. Doesn't have to be greate prose or infact make sense at all. But write it every morning.The second is to do something just for my inner child at least once a week, like a film, or trip to an art gallery or some such. But nothing that I "ought" to do, but what I want to do!
And this photo is a contract the author wanted me to sign (my scanner's not working so I took a photo instead). I have.
Making a 2 litre whisky box is creative. Filling the box with 2 litres of creativity is also creative. Hence doble creativity. German border shop.
By Jakob Heinemann
Art is a personal act of courage, something one human does that creates change in another. ― Seth Godin
Photos by Miller Taylor.
May 2016 CreativeMornings/Raleigh event (global theme: Reality) with guest speaker Jedidiah Gant.
Jedidiah Gant is a Digital Urbanist living in Downtown Raleigh, NC. He is currently involved in several projects focused on media strategy, creative urbanism and community engagement for New Raleigh and Myriad Media.
Jed comes from a design background, receiving a Bachelor of Architecture from UNC-Charlotte in 2003. Afterwards, he moved to London to work for Dutch firm Erick van Egeraat Architects. After working on design projects in Russia, the Netherlands, Spain and England, he moved to Raleigh to work for Clearscapes, an art and architecture firm based in Downtown. At Clearscapes, Jed helped design residential buildings, art centers and other projects across North Carolina, including being the lead designer of the Shimmer Wall on Raleigh’s Convention Center.
In 2007, he helped start the Raleigh-based news site, New Raleigh. After co-running the site for 5 years, the project began focusing on sharing information on other new media platforms. The brand has continued to grow and move from standard news articles, to opinion, urban strategy and community conversation.
Other urban-based projects started by Jed include the Cooke Street Carnival community street festival and urban-art catalyst Raleigh Murals Project. Serving as a member of the Raleigh Appearance Commission for the past 5 years, Jed has helped give advice for upcoming urban projects in Raleigh. As well, he has been a lead organizer for the yearly Sir Walter Raleigh Awards, which is now part of Hopscotch Design Festival for a second straight year. And, a few more projects are also in the works for the streets of Raleigh.
He is interested in the intersection of technology and communities, developing his Master’s New Media thesis on how Raleigh could use design thinking to create a Hybrid Media Infrastructure to improve and increased urban engagement by citizens.
Including his urban initiatives, Jed currently works with Myriad Media in Downtown Raleigh, doing media strategy for the firm as well as clients including the IBM Corporate Citizenship programs Smarter Cities Challenge and World Community Grid.
Special thanks to our host CAM Raleigh and sponsors CompostNow, Remedy, for video production, Counter Culture Coffee, who generously provided us with complimentary coffee, and Raleigh Raw, who provided the raw, organic, and cold pressed juices.
Once an important building,
but with tons of creative minds,
it appears Red.
Red, does not necessary means Fail, or Wrong (education system can be misleading; Red is usually used to symbolized Wrong / Fail).
Red Dot Museum is an outstanding example that RED does not means negative.
Its a sign of creativity & possibilities.
Reading about creativity: “...studies have shown that the bipolar mood swings most frequently associated with manic-depressive syndromes can also lead to increased creativity."
Lisboa, Portugal, 2012, www.alatryste.com
Are you using all your creative potential. For my final major project, I am looking at how creativity is attained, retained and ultimately lost.
What do you think?
If you have a spare minute can you fill out my survey click here
Thank You =)