Some advice from an elder
/In which I advise a younger artist to focus on their primary audience…
Read MoreIn which I advise a younger artist to focus on their primary audience…
Read MoreIn which I share with you one technique to get yourself unstuck in your GESTALT…
Read MoreIn which I offer several resources for design, productivity apps, some historical artifacts like punch cards, and one critically important volume you need on your shelf…
Read MoreIn which I assure you there’s no problem with your not being a genius…
Read MoreIn which I foolishly invite you to follow along as I write two “show-stopping dance numbers” for a show that doesn’t exist… in Beijing…
Read MoreIn which I encourage all of you to find a support system like Backstreet Community Arts…
Read MoreIn which I once again hammer the point that creativity ≠ training, and encourage you to make “funny things”…
Read MoreIn which I raise a glass to having started writing “Lichtenbergianism: procrastination as a creative strategy” on this date…
Read MoreIn which I give you permission to become a fraud like me…
Read MoreIn which I have no pressing issue about which to write, so I just gossip a little bit about that guy Mike Funt who’s always asking me to write music for him…
Read MoreWelcome to Lichtenbergianism, where you can find your creative energy through procrastination!
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