It’s practicing that pirouette, plie combo. It’s churning out 5,000 words a day towards that novel. It’s reciting your lines to yourself behind the stage on opening night.
There’s nothing like the feeling
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It’s practicing that pirouette, plie combo. It’s churning out 5,000 words a day towards that novel. It’s reciting your lines to yourself behind the stage on opening night.
There’s nothing like the feeling
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NAME: Arthit “Gank” Pansuay
CREATIVE MEDIUM: Painter
STYLE / TYPE: Portrait
TOOLS: Oil on linen
SERIES: Afro Cloud
WHY I’M INSPIRED: Gank uses simplicity and minimal color choices to bring forth expressive works of art.
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NAME: Angel Ganev
CREATIVE MEDIUM: Painter
STYLE / TYPE: Digital art
SERIES: Anime Landscapes
WHY I’M INSPIRED: Angel’s work is like staring into a glimpse of heaven. Your eyes become fixated on his use of color

The most important kind of freedom is to be what you really are. You trade in your reality for a role. You trade in your sense for an act. You give up
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“Life is a balanced system of learning and evolution. Whether pleasure or pain; every situation in your life serves a purpose. It is up to us to recognize what that purpose could
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Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing. —– Benjamin Franklin
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The overly orbicular shape of all four headlights of his 1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class illuminated the enclosed space of his garage, which was filled with neatly arranged storage bins of mixed memorabilia and
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NAME: Alyse Dietel
CREATIVE MEDIUM: Illustrator
STYLE / TYPE: Nature & Wildlife
Tools: Micron pens & Watercolors
WHY I’M INSPIRED: Alyse has taken two passions, an appreciation of the outdoors and a love for art, to

There have been many times I’m sure where your mind mentally gets stuck in would’ve, could’ve and should’ve as your body continues to go through the motions of everyday life.
Walking
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I was interviewed by a fellow friend and creative, Adam Western, for his local morning radio show called The Pulse of the City. I wax nostalgic about my indie filmmaking days (including
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