Guest Post by Nate McConnaughhay: I have hundreds of unfulfilled ideas in folders on my hard drive. Why didn’t they make it to paper? This is the battle: art versus function. An idea can be so brilliant and unique, but without “function” it gathers dust in a folder. I used to think that limited resources and…
Everyday stuff is so commonplace. Why not turn it into art. This plastic cutlery set turns into a small piece of art. How brilliant! Everything can be art if you are willing to make it be. This week, look for small ways you can bring art into everyday stuff.
Tomorrow something will come out that is bigger and better. That’s the way you “succeed”. Blow your opponents out of the water by creating more, and creating bigger. What if the key to your success was to create smaller.
Can you guess what horror movie this screen shot is from?
Gastronomy The practice or art of choosing, cooking, and eating good food. If you want to be physically fit, it’s important what you feed your mouth. If you want to be fit creatively, you need to feed your eyes and ears the right stuff. That’s what visual gastronomy is all about–good food for your eyes.…
Man: Honey, guess what I bought today! Wife: What? Man: A telephone! Wife: What’s that? Man: A curious device that lets you talk with your friends.
Wireless dominoes–this invention will not revolutionize the world. It’s essentially useless. Who needs a device that lets you create a domino rally without your dominoes ever touching? Observe this video.
Yesterday I was approached by someone wanting to strike up a conversation. Normally I’m quite equipped to communicate with strangers, but this time something was wrong. It was clear from the dense smell in the air that he brought a foul stench with him to the conversation. That’s right. He cut some seriously aged cheese…
Gastronomy The practice or art of choosing, cooking, and eating good food. If you want to be physically fit, it’s important what you feed your mouth. If you want to be fit creatively, you need to feed your eyes and ears the right stuff. That’s what visual gastronomy is all about–good food for your eyes.…
I used to be an extreme people pleaser–I had to know that people liked me. That condition held strong until my 10th grade year. My family moved to a new city–and me to a new school. This small school didn’t see many new faces. Within weeks I become the face of hatred to many of…