Art

August 2, 2014

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Tribals Print Series 1

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The first in a series of digital reproductions of my hand drawings, the Tribals Print Series (1) is a set of three prints which straddle the line between old world iconography and new world of digital precision. This is the first of many pieces that I will start selling on this site, so I am very excited to share them with you.

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Art

April 1, 2014

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Live drawing by Amitai Plasse

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I am fascinated by this simple concept by Amitai Plasse:

1 – It has personality. There is a sense of uniqueness to the art. It’s a one off. It’s raw. And that is OK. As a doodler, I can appreciate the beauty in the “imperfection” of a sketchbook.

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February 22, 2014

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Show the process

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I do these drawings. They are detailed. Whimsical. Obsessive. And, I like to think, beautiful. I get a mixed reaction when I put them out into the world, but I’m slowly building a following of fellow doodlers, obsessives, lovers of pattern and sketchbook fanatics.

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November 29, 2013

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Dear, Beastie Boys. Goldieblox is (not) sorry.

Goldieblox is a toy company for girls that “builds games for girls to inspire future engineers.” Great concept. Great message, right? Absolutely. Well, recently they produced a very creative commercial that used a “reinterpretation” of Beastie Boys, song, “Girls.” Only one problem. They didn’t get permission to use the song. They claim that it is a parody, therefore, completely fair use. I claim common sense and that it’s a blatant theft of creative material they did not create in order to sell their product.

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October 2, 2013

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It’s not the idea. It’s the execution

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I’ve worked in the creative industry and in a startup town my whole career. During that time, I’ve found myself confronted with a consistent misconception. It’s one I used to believe myself. It’s really easy to believe. Possibly because it feels like magic. It’s a myth. I’ve seen this myth in movies and books because it’s a dramatic tool used to tell a good story—they are signature moments.

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