Philanthropy watching Code Geass, ft. catboy Raiden (drawn on whiteboard fox with a friend)
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Refrigerator Art
I read a lot about creativity. I see myself as a creative person, but not in a field that is traditionally seen as “creative”. But what is creativity? Creating. You create something for some reason and put it out there.
Then what is software? That’s creating code to teach a crystal with lightning how to show the internet. I digress. This isn’t a post about why software is a creative trade.
Back to reading. I’ve found a pattern of books that spark my creative interest: they focus more about sharing your work or making space in your head to make the work than anything else.
Both Show Your Work by Austin Kleon and Building a Second Brain by Tiago Forte talk about this concept of bite sized work. They call this work “stock” or “intermediate packets”, respectively. And respectively? I hate those terms.
So I’m going to make refrigerator art. Refrigerator art is bite sized, something you see when your main point isn’t to Observe Art™, and there is no pressure on quality. If a 6 year old can make art deemed worthy of the refrigerator in a day, then so can I.
I’m not sure what medium this will take—infographics, mini blog posts, water color, lil doodles, whatever. But it doesn’t matter. The sheer fact that this refrigerator art is coming from my brain means it is a cohesive body of work. I’m what ties it together!
But maybe you can expect a more deep dive into these books I’ve found creatively intriguing. But also this isn’t an assignment to me. I CAN DO WHAT I WANT.
It’s Refrigerator Art ✨
(Find all books from graphic on my list on Bookshop.org)
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How is Your Refrigerator Running?
option a: regular human legs
option b: whole bunch of mechanical spider legs
option c: it looks like a regular, normal refrigerator, but you can hear the sound of running as it approaches you
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I've got commissioned with the bear refrigirator
I've never drew a bear before and I'm really glad it turned out this good!
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Peter Thomson (British, 1962), Broken Fridge Light. Oil on linen, 40 x 51 cm.
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David had the feeling his reflection would never look the same again.
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Some AA sketches! I was trying to practice drawing them, but I made Edgeworth so babygirl looking-- LOL He is pretty tho 😳 Also, baby Franziska and Miles!! 😭🤲💕💕
Link to help Palestine and other resources!
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pov: you receive a holomessage a minute after your husband’s announced dead
original under the cut
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