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Yesterday I discovered an incredible blog called Lateral Action. It’s written by Mike McGuiness, Tony Clark, and Brian Clark – “three creative guys who’ve found success at the intersection of creativity and productivity.”

Lateral Action is about combining creativity with productivity to achieve success and so something that matters. Yesterday’s post, titled Lose Touch with Your Inner Whining Artist, was excellent and addressed what Chris and I probably term being a martyr for your art, or sellout syndrome. Here’s a snippet to get you hooked:
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Janine at Uppercase has posted an online preview of the new issue of Uppercase Magazine here. It’s more than a sneak-peak – you can literally page through the entire issue, and it looks incredible! I can’t wait to see it in person. Tweet This Post… Continue Reading

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The iTunes app store has revolutionized the way many creatives manage their time and stay connected with peers and clients. However, app developers are stepping up their game yet again. I spent an evening searching the app store for the best apps for artists and creatives, and because there are so many available, narrowed my search to the best of those that are free. The following five apps take creative work and sources of inspiration to the next level. Continue Reading

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Today’s guest post is by my friend Scott Fagaly. Scott is a student pursuing a degree in Mass Communications and Marketing. He also runs the Adeia Media Group  and authors The Fearless Blog. You can find Scott on Twitter at twitter.com/scott_fagaly. Review: The Art of Innovation by Tom Kelley In the world that we all … Continue Reading

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Over the holiday weekend I took some time to browse through Leading the Artful Life by Mary Engelbreit. While Mary’s work is typically more my mother-in-law’s style than my own, her experience and insight speak to my heart as an artist. Leading the Artful Life is a beautiful book. The images are staged and captured … Continue Reading

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