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Portrait Composition; "Pamela"; (SB900 with Gary Fong defuser "on camera" left.. window light camera right); ©2010 DianaLee Photo Designs
Creative Minimalism
Minimum equipment brings more creativity at lightGIANTS studio.
Models:
Mariana, Jay Jency, Shocy, Merry J
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HOW 2009 Studio Tours: Creative Suitcase
This was my favorite agency we toured. They're housed in a small historic bungalow. They love traveling and have branded themselves around it with a theme of suitcase and travel. They even created a exchange program called SwapYourShop.com - I'll definitely have to check it out. Woman owned and run this place was super quaint and had a good vibe.
This is a great book for looking at a variety of creative work space. It features a variety of arts and artists and shows how each type of activity utilizes space differently.
Andrew Crow finds it hard to miss all of the elk sign during his 2009 Archery Elk hunt in Utah's Monroe Unit.
Photo by Mark Seacat/Seacat Creative
5 May 2014 - Forum 2014 Session: The Creative Economy. OECD Headquarters, Paris, France.
Moderator: Joohee Cho, Seoul Bureau Chief and Correspondent, ABC News
Speakers
- Rob van Gijzel, Mayor, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
- Randa Grob-Zakhary, CEO, LEGO Foundation
- Seong Ju Kang, Director General, Ministry of Science and Technology, ICT and Future Planning, Korea
- Charles Rivkin, Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs, United States
For more information, visit: www.oecd.org/Forum
Photo: OECD/Marco Illuminati
These numbers were created by drawing two wiggly lines around the number shape and colouring in the gaps. I added a flower and leaves to the outside and a single doodle pattern to the inside.
This morning I've done a creative thinking session, this amongst other things involved me taking on the character of Wonder Woman to solve a problem and to articulate a problem by building it in Lego form. Once built then use Lego as a facilitator to solve the problem.
My problem simply was getting to and from work. Amongst the solutions was to move the office, remove the traffic or simply place me on the other side of the road.
I've learnt that it's neither easy to articulate a problem with lego... nor solve it simply my moving bricks. Maybe I'll have another go later.