My friend Nancy Werlin (see sidebar) pointed the way to thisEaster peeps version of Romeo and Juliet.I think it’s brilliant, if a bit reductive. It feels like somethingScott McCloudought to reference. I particularly value the notation on scene6. I like a narrative with insight into its own intentions.
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How adorable and brilliant is this? A Monster Coloring Book! Interact with and mollify your "monsters" in this playful resource from Havi Brooks of The Fluent Self.
I love the idea that you CAN do art and make money. Realistic approaches and interviews with some of my favorite artists, including Leah Piken Kolidas and Michael Nobbs.
I've been recommending Lynda.com instructional vids for 10 years. And guess what? ‒ they still have the best online training, period. Is it time to learn something new? Become adept at all sorts of new media and technology.
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