Why Kill Two Birds With One Stone?
You can express yourself much more elegantly, and much less violently, with some alternatives to an antiquated idiom.
As publisher of my fiction, nonfiction, photographs, paintings, design, and creative ideas, I find my focus in seeing, exploring and recording life's details—like the two novels I'm writing, or the scenic gumbo that is my Vanishing Austin photography series, and the prints I call Lightscapes. Or writing for my blog on creativity, art + what goes with it, and my travels around my hometown, Austin, Texas and back in time, at AustinDetails.me. Creative collaboration is a key part of my process. And it all comes together on my art + photo + words blog, Pairings :: Art + What Goes With It, at AustinDetails.me, where my art meets tech.
You can express yourself much more elegantly, and much less violently, with some alternatives to an antiquated idiom.
Set your speed at 65 mph and take aim with your iPhone. Professional drivers only.
With just one tap of your finger, your iPhone photography takes focusing to the next level—near, or far.
A writer’s characters progress through joy, pain and growth, just like we do. In the process, we all get close.
Life is fleeting; for its most ephemeral moments, we have our iPhones.
Leading authorities trust their words to none other than the Writing-In-Sight typewriter.
Letting go encourages good habits because it creates space for so much creative abundance to move in.
Behold the signs of fresh life—spring!—emerging in Austin front yards.
Backed by a new band, The Towering Cranes, Austin’s most beloved icon appears daily on the shore of Lady Bird Lake.
A rusty sign on a bar reflects the marketing genius behind the 1950s tonic, Hadacol, and its magic ingredient.
No sense flailing around in a creative vacuum. You can’t wait for inspiration—find some here.
You may be possessed by your paints, or smitten with your characters, but life goes on.
Here’s a ski tip: There are always rewards for having your IPhone handy, especially on a ski slope.
When you really need a reward—like after a long day of bookkeeping—try this.
Proving once again that creative people are unique, your poll results show what ducks you are.