The orders for the Help Japan Print are still coming in and that means more donations for the International Rescue Committee. I’m grateful for all the support so far! Really hope to make this a continuing tradition during times of need because it feels good to give back in some way. Purchase Print: Help Japan […]
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I was introduced to this concept a few years ago as I was looking through a book on my brother-in-law’s desk. The book was called “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” written by Stephen Covey. His system advocates the use of four quadrants to help you structure out your daily activities in accordance of
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We keep floating over here. Here is a close up shot of pt. 3 of the Honeydipped Series in collaboration with Mark Sebastian. What we’re doing is taking Mark’s original photos and rendering them a la FlavorInnovator. The ultimate goal is to have a total of six Honeydips on display at an upcoming artshow this
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I’ve received a lot of questions and feedback about my Calligraphy / Kanji / Graffiti lettering. The one that pops up most is how the letters are crafted. Well, in this video I quickly show you the process from beginning to end. All I’m using is my trusty Wacom tablet and changing the brush settings.
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Here is proof that your Help Japan Print proceeds are being donated to the International Rescue Committee. My print vendor has been kind enough to donate his time and ink for these prints for free! That means all of the proceeds, except cost of shipping, gets donated towards disaster relief. In the scope of it
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First of all, I am thankful to all of you who are donating to a worthy cause. Originally, this collaboration between Erik Otto and myself was meant to be an honest meeting of the minds. I recently finished designing my asian, calligraphy-inspired alphabet. I thought why not make a poster from it? The vision was
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