Crafting has always been a creative and fulfilling activity that allows individuals to express themselves through various forms of art. From knitting and sewing to woodworking and pottery, crafting has been a part of human culture for thousands of years. However, with the advancement of technology, the way we craft has been transformed. Today, we’ll …
The visual preference for odd number of stimuli in a photograph was convincingly presented by the photographer Ted Forbes in his didactic video. When transferred to another visual medium such as collage, the creative process is quite different than photography of existing subject. In the feature image, reprised below, I show my first attempt at creating …
The job market in the 21st century is notoriously competitive, with around 250 applications received for every job opening, according to data published by the recruitment website, Glassdoor. It’s no surprise, then, that job seekers are turning to increasingly creative measures in an attempt to stand out from the crowd. If you’re fed up of …
Do you ever wonder if there is more to life than getting out of bed and going to work? I certainly do! In fact, I’ve deliberately created a life full of reading, writing, art, and wonder. I try to spend much of my free time in nature—meaning, specifically, trees, wild grasses, sagebrush, and bodies of …
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How to Give Half of Your Work Away for Free is a new book written by Matthew Manos. In 2008, at the age of 19, Matthew launched verynice, a global design and innovation consultancy that gives over half of its work away for free to non-profit organizations. Over the course of 5 years, verynice has been able …
Cultural Weekly reached out to numerous leaders within Detroit’s creative community and gave them the opportunity to tell the world one simple thing: Why this city matters. We were happily overwhelmed with responses and are delighted to share the feedback that came in. “Because life in Detroit is so hard…the art that comes out of …
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Inspired by the Sufi mystic poet Rumi, and using only the elements of earth, air, fire and water, Iranian-American architect Nader Khalili (1936-2008) invented a means of crafting shelters that is inexpensive, fast, enduring and beautiful. His work and teachings are continued by Cal-Earth, located in the lunar Mojave Desert landscape, which conducts workshops to …
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