BECAUSE EVERYDAY MATTERS.

BECAUSE EVERYDAY MATTERS.

Balance in Art

  Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Balance Balance is one of the key principles of design.  One that we don’t have to forcefully consider but are drawn to naturally. We slip into virtual reality drawing lines with our eyes slicing a symmetrical picture in half automatically.  It’s one of those natural reflexes we do without thinking. Photo […]

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a vigorous or determined attempt.  That means more than just showing up and giving it a try.  That means all your energy, focus, strength, and mind channeled into an attempt.  Do more with more when your effort equals the definition of the word. Whatever your next determined attempt may be, choose a wallpaper to remind […]

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Create a Sacred Space

  “I have to get out of here.” My creative space, the space I love and set up to give me the best opportunity to write and work distraction-free was suddenly a distraction.   A practice has a space, and that space is sacred. -Steven Pressfield – Turning Pro   Until this past weekend, I […]

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Create or don’t create but own the unfinished.  Great ideas are plentiful in a car full of hungry people.  “How about Whataburger?”  “Oh, great idea!” How great are your ideas?  Your ability to finish should be far better than your ideas. Tall grass.  Lawnmower.  Mow the grass.  Great idea. Tall grass.  Lawnmower.  Only mow half […]

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time, a friend or enemy
Time, a friend or enemy?

If I had more time I would ___________ (fill in the blank).  If I had less time I would ___________ (fill in the blank).  If time wasn’t an issue I would ___________ (fill in the blank). Time stands still as you create.  Time disappears as you create. The lack of time can work against you.  Having […]

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Your Process is Uniquely Yours

In the great race to create your process is uniquely yours.  I wrote in Just Start that we are all at our best at the start.  The finish line is something we can relate to much like the starting line.  It’s difficult to draw similarities once the race has started because it’s different for each […]

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