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June 17, 2009

Nonconformity is uber creative

Being unique, bucking the trends, and thinking outside the box are constitutional for this  fresh-thinking guy: Chris Guillebeau finds ways to travel first-class - cheaply - while working from his laptop. In the middle of a recession. While promoting the idea that people quit their jobs in favor of enjoying life more fully.

Packed with down-to-earth honesty, unconventional wisdom, and exciting visionary thinking, there is something for every creative, artistic soul on this site.

His approach to life and work is refreshingly unconventional indeed.

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Paintings: MantraArt

  • d'cat
    "MantraArt" is created in a secret laboratory employing ritualistic use of singing, dancing, and chocolate-eating. In this way the artist entices the divine presence to move through her. Work begins with random stitching on pieces of canvas and then stretching it, followed by collage and paint.

Creativity Retreats

  • the 2 selves
    Creativity retreats take place in Seattle and Minneapolis. Players get to paint, collage, and color; engage in movement, writing, and visualization games. Participants report remembering things they used to love and other revelations. Limiting the group size allows for personal attention and a satisfying sense of accomplishment.