“We all see things differently. Not everyone is going to love what we love and that’s okay. Release your work to the world even if you don’t feel it’s done, even if you don’t love it."
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“You learn the tools that you need to learn to make the things that you want to make. ”
— Jessica Hische. Watch the talk.
“As an artist, you’re here to create and stand with integrity and stand for what you believe in. ”
— Lola Frost. Watch the talk.
“That negative chatter… you just go "Shh, I’m busy being awesome”.“
— Lola Frost. Watch the talk.
We’re falling deep into the black hole that is the work of Chairman Ting, the speaker at CreativeMornings/Vancouver’s February event. Watch his talk. →
Vespa, Neon.
This ad was the product of one of Carson Ting’s campaigns during working with the team at Dentsu Canada. You can watch his CreativeMornings/Vancouver talk here. →
To help raise awareness for Science World’s current Treasures exhibit, we produced this billboard made out of real 22 karat gold to communicate the fact that only 2 oz. of gold can can cover 200 sq. ft — which also happens to be the size of this billboard. Be sure to check it out. It’ll be coming down this Friday and don’t even think about stealing it because a Paladin security guard will be standing by it around the clock. Oh, and also the gold is pounded so thin that it’ll literally disintegrate into thin air if you tried to chip it off.
This ad was the product of one of Carson Ting’s many successful campaigns during his time at Rethink Canada. You can watch his CreativeMornings/Vancouver talk here. →
“I rarely refer to creativity, rather I refer to my work as what it is—art.”
— Elaine Carol
— Elaine Carol
Paper artist Rachael Ashe spoke on making things by hand at our Vancouver chapter. She sells some of her beautiful pieces over on Etsy. Check it out and watch her talk here. →
Paper artist Rachael Ashe spoke on making things by hand at our Vancouver chapter. She sells some of her works over on Etsy. Check it out and watch her talk here. →
Sometimes you just need to grab the reins and f*cking do it. At our Vancouver chapter, letter artist Jessica Hische speaks on the intersection of arts and technology through the lens of web typography.
As part of the special Art + Tech themed month in coordination with John Maeda’s team at RISD, our speaker on June 8th, 2012 was renowned letterer, illustrator, web designer, and self-described crazy cat lady, Jessica Hische. Watch the talk. →
Paper artist Rachael Ashe spoke on making things by hand at our Vancouver chapter. She sells some of her works over on Etsy. Check it out and watch her talk here. →
Speaking at our Vancouver chapter, artist Rachael Ashe tells us about the importance of making things with your hands and paper.
Over the past five years Rachael’s artistic practice has evolved away from photography and on to paper-based work. She believes in learning by doing and is constantly experimenting to push the boundaries of her abilities and potential as an artist.
“Making leads to more making.” — Rachael Ashe
“The more different types of hands-on learning that we do, the more we are capable of learning and doing because all of our skills are interconnected.” — Rachael Ashe