Burning Questions: How Sarah Gerard Became a Published Author
We knew who represented our favorite writers—that says a lot of about a particular agent’s tastes, whether we thought they’d be interested in reading our work.
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Culture, Career, How-To | Grassroots Media for Artists & Indies | AI-Free
We knew who represented our favorite writers—that says a lot of about a particular agent’s tastes, whether we thought they’d be interested in reading our work.
Using a printer, paper, scissors and tape, I designed a shirt for Balloon Fiesta but called it Baboon Fiesta. Here’s a video of how we screenprinted them.
Neuropsychologist and professor of neurosurgery Rex Jung explains how creative people tend to have frontal lobes with lowered integrity. In a good way.
Today, most people know me for my professional demeanor and cool charm (yeah right). But I wasn’t always this way. When I started training as a professional journalist at the…
If your clothes are all stained and torn, your posture sucks and your attitude isn’t authentically charming, you’re an easy write-off.
I never considered journalism school. I just walked into the student newspaper, slammed my fist onto counter and said, “I wanna write for the paper!”
It’s a surprise to see the instantaneous, not-well-thought-out response to residential real estate demand.
“The Artist’s Guide: How to Make a Living Doing What You Love” has been trumpeted as the bible of art career how-to.
In this four-part series, I unpack how I went from corporate slavery to creative freedom by quitting my day job and investing in my art career.
You can find instrumentalists for a cheaper rate if you find music students at your local university.
Is that a guitar or is that a salmon. You know? It plays with your mind.
the fact that I take preventative measures with my health makes me think I’m not crazy at all.
Nothing streamlines productivity like organizing your supples into a container you can take anywhere.
This post, using Grenville Zuzax’s stand-up lament on marriage, is dedicated to the battle scars love leaves behind.
It’s fun to use lit cigarettes in photos with blue puffed-up smoke in the air swirling in front of a black backdrop.
These works physically draw you in like they’re eye magnets, and then they become heart and brain magnets.