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Find Your Creative Flow

Posted by on July 21, 2014 in General, Productivity | Comments Off on Find Your Creative Flow

Find Your Creative Flow by Jason Silva   What is creative flow? Is it a state of mind that we enter when we let go of the realistic limitations that keep us from transforming what we see around us vs. what we think? Or is it the phase we go through when we are busy blurring the line between those […]

10 Ways to Prepare For Life After Graduation

Posted by on July 17, 2014 in Career Development, General, Productivity | Comments Off on 10 Ways to Prepare For Life After Graduation

“Almost every successful person begins with two beliefs: the future can be better than the present, and I have the power to make it so.” Just graduated? Welcome to your quarter life crisis. We know. It sucks. But it doesn’t have to all the time. You’ve got your whole life ahead of you… Here’s 10 things you can do to prepare […]

Stop Thinking Like An Artist, And Start Thinking Like An Entrepreneur

Posted by on July 14, 2014 in Career Development, Productivity | Comments Off on Stop Thinking Like An Artist, And Start Thinking Like An Entrepreneur

Okay, so you have your work completed and ready, you’ve got an idea, you’ve got an army of supporters willing to back you up no matter what, and you’ve made a mental list of all the potential resources to make it all happen. Now, the only thing that’s missing is ______. THE RIGHT ATTITUDE. Many times we find ourselves making […]

Creativity is Madness!!!

Posted by on July 11, 2014 in Career Development, Productivity, Residency | Comments Off on Creativity is Madness!!!

You start with an unspoken idea, a blank canvas and some tools to help you shape that idea. You start with the contours or you dive right in & then you take a step back. No. Not good enough. You dive in again, and you start building a momentum, a rhythmic dance almost. Your hands must capture your thoughts just right! If you can relate to […]

3 Tips To Help You Craft Your Application

Posted by on June 30, 2014 in Career Development, Exposure Program, Productivity, Residency | Comments Off on 3 Tips To Help You Craft Your Application

Similar to an interview, an application requires your full attention. You want to leave a room after making a strong impression; likewise, you want a viewer to look at your application and categorize it under “powerful stuff.” So here are some tips we’ve gathered together in correlation with the article How To Nail An Interview for you:  1. Dress to Impress In […]

5 Steps to Enhance Your Residency

Posted by on June 26, 2014 in Career Development, Productivity, Residency | Comments Off on 5 Steps to Enhance Your Residency

Here are some helpful tips that you can apply to seed, water & nurture an Artist Residency: 1. Define your vision Yes, tackle the most important part first. Refine while defining your fundamentals. Your vision will act as your thesis throughout the process, so sketch it with your clarity-specs on! Think of all the possible questions anyone may have about […]

Using Nature as Inspiration

Posted by on June 11, 2014 in Residency, Truth or Consequences | Comments Off on Using Nature as Inspiration

In order for growth, every creature needs to be in the right habitat! So, what more can an artist ask for than a daily dose of the sunrises and sunsets in the beautiful city of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico? Every day is a new sky, a new splattering of nature’s paint against the atmosphere. We can’t resist taking pictures […]