what you do is who you are #baldessari #standards
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Inspired by the light and colors of Los Angeles, artist Bradley Hankey used a combination of influences from photography and painting to develop these minimalist scenes - See more at: http://www.wetheurban.com/post/92392003004/art-vibey-minimalist-paintings-of-los-angeles
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I see you, @lenadunham 🙌🏼 💕 (via @r29fashion 👁👁 r29.co/1TS3Jwa)
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early am cool vibes to warm up the east coast. #la #painting #mixedmedia #watercolor #creativelive #new #art
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If awesome's your thing, check out the adventures I curated for @onthegridcity heck, stay awhile and explore all the neighborhood guides, captured for you through the eyes of creative creatives all over the globe. >>> link in bio. #dope #design #la (at Koreatown, Los Angeles)
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Suns up, guns up #california #throwingshade (at Pointsettia Park)
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"Dogs are the leaders of the planet. If you see two life forms, one of them's making a poop, the other one's carrying it for him, who would you assume is in charge?" — Jerry Seinfeld Happy 4th Birthday to this little buttercup, who is definitely the boss of me. #wcw #frenchbulldog #petstagram (subject: @yourdailylucy / 📸 credit: @asmallwonder)
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#neigh is the new #meh #currentmood #wednesday
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As a Creative, as an Agency, you must let your ego go. You must always be willing to listen, keen to learn and excited to try new things. You must find the people who will transform you; do not seek comfort in those that think like you, but growth in those that don’t. Only by embracing your own irrelevance do you open you mind to new methods and fresh thinking, and become relevant once more.
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Hollywood Reporter Interviewing the hottest ladies in comedy — Pretty Much The Best Thing Ever.
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There is power in Truth. Feeling inspired...
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Spin #art fo' lyfe #TBT #FoundAtGrandmas
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How to graciously say no to anyone
“There is no money in answering letters.”
—Groucho Marx
A couple of years ago, I was getting sent this article, “Creative People Say No,” at least twice a day. The idea was that creative geniuses say “no” to a lot of requests (like, a psychology professor researching processes of creative genius) in order to get their work done, so if you want to be a creative genius, you have to say no a lot so you can get your work done.
A bunch of people asked me what I thought about it, and I said, “It’s good advice for the rich and famous. Creative people say yes until they have enough work that they can say no.”
Ian Bogost explains it nicely, here:
[Y]ou have to say ‘yes’ for a long while before you can earn the right to say ‘no.’ Even then, you usually can’t say 'no’ at whim. By the time you can say 'no’ indiscriminately, then you’re already so super-privileged that being able to say 'no’ is not a prerequisite of success, but a result of it.
There was a little index card in the back of Steal Like An Artist that didn’t make it into the book that sums up my own point of view: “Be as generous as you can, but selfish enough to get your work done.”
Of course, sometimes you just have to say no for whatever reason. For that, Alexandra Franzen suggests this format in her piece, “How To Graciously Say No To Anyone”:
Hey [name],
Thanks for your note. I’m so proud of you for ___—and I’m flattered that you’d like to bring my brain into the mix.
I need to say “no,” because ___.
But I would love to support you in a different way. [Offer an alternative form of support here]
Thank you for being such a wonderful ___. I am honored to be part of your world.
[A few closing words of encouragement, if you’d like]
[Your name here]
Images above from The Ransom Center, Tim Ferriss, @maudnewton, and my letters archive.
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Great piece from @underarmour and @droga5
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