Podcasts about Paintbox

Ian Dawson's dream of a Jarvis-style computing interface seems to be coming true. This multi-talented CG veteran began his career in graphic design, before moving into producing and creating flying logos throughout the 90s. He then moved into advertising, and title sequences and VFX sequences for movies including the Iron Man trilogy, Star Wars: Rogue One, and Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, picking up work in AR and VR along the way. Ian talks through his career and the technology that has helped define it, from the obscenely expensive days of Quantel's PaintBox and Harry systems, to today's cheap and accessible VFX software and systems. He gives an interesting update on the state of AR and VR systems, which are undergoing a mini-resurgence thanks to Apple's Vision Pro and Microsoft's AI integration in its AR systems. Ian also shares advice about the industry, including the pros and cons of profit sharing.

The Final Draft podcast is all about books, writing and literary culture. We're dedicated to exploring Australian writing, looking into the issues that drive our storytelling to discover more from the books you love. These are the stories that make us who we are. Paul Morgan was born in London, and now lives in Melbourne. He is the author of The Pelagius Book and Turner's Paintbox. His new novel is The Winter Palace. As Germany prepares to march into Poland, Anton Lewicki-Radziwill prepares to join his company in the Polish Army. He leaves behind his wife Elisabeth and their home, affectionately dubbed The Winter Palace. Anton is sure it will be a short campaign and he will join Elisabeth again in time for the harvest. Of course we know better and the war to come is more than anyone could imagine… Final Draft is produced and presented by Andrew Pople Want more great conversations with Australian authors? Discover this and many more conversations on Final Draft every week from 2ser. Get in touch with Andrew and Final Draft. We love to hear about what you're reading! Twitter - https://twitter.com/finaldraft2ser  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/finaldraft2ser/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/finaldraft2ser/ 

Show notes are available at QueenofPeaches.com. This week I am absolutely thrilled to be in conversation with Hayley J. Croom of Paintbox Soapworks. Queer, witchy, feminist, and leftist-owned since 2009, Paintbox Soapworks is devoted to making small batch soaps, skincare, and bath products in unique and irreverent scents. It's a one-person show, and each product is made by hand using vegan friendly, coconut-free custom formulas with no SLS, parabens, or phthalates. Their goal is to get you clean and smelling amazing, and to work a little magic with every blend they make to transform and transport you.

If you're looking to up your nail game look no further than celebrity manicurist and nail artist, Julie Kandalec. In this episode of Routine Rundown, Julie shares her journey in the nail industry, from starting at a salon in Ohio to working with celebrities and becoming the founding creative director at Paintbox. We discuss the growing trend in nails and nail art and why more people are getting into nail care. HOST: Zoë Weiner, Contributing Beauty Editor at Well+GoodGUEST: Julie Kandalec, Celebrity Manicurist, Nail Artist and EducatorABOUT THIS PODCASTWell+Good Senior beauty editor and host Zoë Weiner never turns down an opportunity to ask top dermatologists, hair stylists or celebs about their beauty routines—down to the exact eyebrow brush they swear by. In each season, we'll vet the products that have been sitting in your cart, talk through all the latest trends and learn the why behind the routines that prepare us for each day. Get the rundown with new episodes on Mondays and Thursdays because we know routines aren't made in one day!Subscribe to our newsletter to keep the conversation going ABOUT WELL+GOOD STUDIOSFind the wellness that fits your frequency with podcasts from Well+Good Studios. We invite you to listen in as we learn about healthy living from the most interesting experts, thought-leaders, and celebrities in wellness. Discover shows that will help you reimagine what it means for you to live well, from the voices of Well+Good.You can also find more from Well+Good on our website on YouTube or social in between shows.Got thoughts? Shoot us a line at podcasts@wellandgood.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For the first time on the Finding North Podcast, a contest winning story is featured! Special episode featuring three creative nonfiction pieces sent to Writing Magazine for their new "In the Spotlight" contest. How to Rebuild a Life - my reflections on rebuilding a life that was turned upside down five years ago. My Paintbox - the book that made me want to write. See Me - my attempt at portraying what might have been going on inside the head of a complicated young boy I got to know very well during the coronavirus pandemic. My books are available on Amazon: Which Way is North? Dreams of a Damselfly Joy's Lament (These links will take you to the Amazon UK page. All titles available in more territories. Search the name of the book on your local Amazon.) Thank you for listening to the Finding North Podcast. Copyright 2023, Chris Morris.

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Victoria Finlay spins us round the globe, weaving stories of our relationship with cloth and completing the trilogy of books which began with her first bestseller Colour: Travels Through the Paintbox. How is a handmade fabric helping save an ancient forest? Why is a famous fabric pattern from India best known by the name of a Scottish town? How is a Chinese dragon robe a diagram of the whole universe? What is the difference between how the Greek Fates and the Viking Norns used threads to tell our destiny? In Fabric, bestselling author Victoria Finlay spins us round the globe, weaving stories of our relationship with cloth and asking how and why people through the ages have made it, worn it, invented it and made symbols out of it. And sometimes why they have fought for it. She beats the inner bark of trees into cloth in Papua New Guinea, fails to handspin cotton in Guatemala, visits tweed weavers at their homes in Harris, and has lessons in patchwork-making in Gee's Bend, Alabama—where in the 1930s, deprived of almost everything they owned, a community of women turned quilting into an art form. She began her research just after the deaths of both her parents—and entwined in the threads she found her personal story too. The book became her journey through grief and recovery. It is her own patchwork.

En esta ocasión, disfrutaremos de cuatro temas, de estos grandes discos: JADIS – MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE ‘Sleepwalk’ ‘Hiding in the corner’ ‘More Than Meets The Eye’ ‘Holding Your Breath’ IQ – THE WAKE ‘Outer Limits’ ‘The Wake’ ‘The Thousand Days’ ‘Headlong’ PENDRAGON – THE MASQUERADE OVERTURE ‘Paintbox’ ‘The Shadow’ ‘As Good As Gold’ ‘Masters of Illusion’ SPOCK’S BEARD – THE KINDNESS OF STRANGER ‘In The Mouth Of Madness’ ‘June’ ‘Strange World’ ‘The Good Don’t Last’

Tim und David sind weder allein noch einsam im Studio, sondern haben einen Gast herbeiimprovisiert – und Improvisation ist das Stichwort, denn der Gast ist Jazzgitarrist. Jonas Windscheid ist noch kein Rennradfahrer, aber möglicherweise auf dem besten Wege, einer zu werden. Er erzählt von seiner ersten grenzüberschreitenden Radtour, von Landschaftseindrücken und Organisationsaufgaben. Eine Folge für alle, die kurz vorm Einstieg ins Rennradfahren sind.

Hosted by Andrew Keen, Keen On features conversations with some of the world's leading thinkers and writers about the economic, political, and technological issues being discussed in the news, right now. In this episode, Andrew is joined by Victoria Finlay, author of Fabric: The Hidden History of the Material World. Victoria Finlay is the critically acclaimed author of Color: Travels Through the Paintbox and the former arts editor of the South China Morning Post. She studied social anthropology and has traveled around the world in search of stories about her subjects, from color to jewels and fabric. As well as writing, she has worked in international development. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on 8111, Leah Anton. Leah was born on a dairy farm in Northern Minnesota and moved to the Twin Cities shortly thereafter where she grew up. Her mother worked as a nurse and also took art classes. At the age of five Leah's mom took her to a life drawing class and it sparked a lifelong love for art and drawing. Throughout middle school and high school Leah was a self described “art kid”.  She experimented with painting on a large scale, doing murals, working with airbrush, and exploring photography. Leah attended Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) as an undergrad and continued honing her skills. While continuing to paint she began to spend more time doing photography. After college Leah moved to New York City, working at Grey Advertising and freelancing at a design studio doing photo assistant work connected to architecture. After a few years in New York, Leah moved back to Minnesota and landed a job working at WCCO on the PaintBox. Her ability to draw was the hook that landed her the gig and she quickly learned the technical parts of the system. From there she started freelancing in post-production houses around the country doing ad work and sports graphics. After a freelance stint in Portland, Leah was on her way to Baja for holiday and stopped to visit friends in San Francisco. She wound up landing an entry level job at ILM doing wire removal on Hook. After about six weeks, the job ended and Leah got a call from a friend at CBS to come work the Olympics in France. When she came back to California she worked for the start-up company 3DO and was later hired back doing painting and composting at ILM where she worked for the next 18 years. Today Leah lives in the Bay Area, continues to write, and working doing photography. It was so much fun talking with Leah and hearing her story. 

Barbara Townsend was born in Florida, spent some time in Arizona, Texas, St. Louis, and lived her formative years in Memphis. She got into radio as young person in high school with her own radio show. She went to school at Arkansas State where she earned a BS degree in Radio/TV. She moved back to St. Louis where she worked at a local access station running cameras for college football, taping interviews with fans, and doing general production work. She continued in broadcasting and eventually wound up working on the Today Show in NY, Saturday Night Live, and Meet the Press in Washington. She took the Chiron training course in Long Island and it opened doors throughout the industry. She began doing broadcast graphics with Paintbox and Harry systems. She approached her boss and asked to go out to Santa Barbara to train on Wavefront. A connection with Henry LaBounta led to an interview with John Berton in the computer graphics division of ILM. Barbara was hired and worked at the company as a technical director for the next 11 years. Her credits include, Baby's Day Out, Star Trek, The Mask, Twister, Mars Attacks!, Men in Black 2, Magnolia, Pearl Harbor, Hulk, and many others. She later spent a number of years working full-time as a mother. As her kids got a little older, she pursued a master's degree in counseling and today works as a full-time therapist engaging with clients in her private practice. She is engaged in psychedelic assisted therapy and using her systems knowledge, education, and life experience to help people with severe depression. Barbara is an amazing person and it was great to catch up with her and hear about her incredible journey.  

S2 E32 The Engine Room Drummer Andrew Griffiths, Andy started learning drums December 1973, and has over 40 years experience in performing, recording and songwriting throughout Australia, having spent 7 years in Sydney and Melbourne as part of his Professional playing career. His first Adelaide band was the very first Punk/New Wave band in Adelaide "Black Chrome", Simon Stretton - vocals, guitar, Simon Dillon - bass, Andrew Griffiths - drums, Black Chrome played their first gig under the name of Fury on the 27th of July 1975 in the Little Theatre at the Adelaide University. Alan Griffiths, younger brother of Andrew, joined the band for the second half of 1977 as the vocalist, this enabled Simon Stretton to concentrate fully on playing guitar. Simon then played guitar and sang through the rest of Black Chrome's existence. The band released a single in 1978 Australia's God/We Are Tomorrow. Andrew Griffiths, is also the internationally recognized author of "Progressive Rock Drumming", which is a comprehensive, lesson by lesson guide covering all aspects of playing drums in a group. Andy shares his name with another Australian author, the other one is famous for writing children's books and when he delivered a drum kit to a local school, he was asked to give a talk to year 7's on all the books that he had written, as they thought he was the same Andy Griffiths who wrote all the kids books. Andy didn't realise until he was standing in front of the class and was being introduced! Andy is the owner, manager, and Drum Teacher of 'Frets and Stix Music', which was established in 1992. Bands summary: Black Chrome 1975-78, Squawk 79-80, Manic Depression 1981, Sidewinder 1981, Matriark 1982, The Dagoes 1983-84, These Elements 1985, Out Of The Blue 1987-90, Rogue Torpedoes 1990-92, Sly Tactics (fill in gigs), Bluestone 1992- 94, Bad Penny 1995- 1996, Blind Tiger 1996-97, Guess throughout the mid 90's and into the mid 2000's, New England Stone 1998–2000, name change and line up change to Paintbox 1999 -2001, and has filled in for many others over the years. Currently recording demos of his own new and old unreleased material, with the view to record, release and gig 2021-2022. Music: "Band It About" written and recorded by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant. "The Lonely Pirate" written and recorded by Andrew Griffiths. https://www.fretsandstix.com.au/ email andy@fretsandstix.com.au https://www.facebook.com/fretsandstixmusicreynella/ Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify https://ratethispodcast.com/banditabout https://www.podpage.com/band-it-about-podcast-series/ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BandIt https://www.facebook.com/allowmetoguideyoutothegig Email: banditabout17@gmail.com #drummers #musicinterviews #Australia #Adelaide --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Hear from Jane Hong, CEO of Paintbox, on how on she draws upon diverse experience as an undergrad at Princeton and MBA from MIT, stints at major brands, and time on Wall Street to efficiently run a company as a third space for women and redefining the nail art experience both in-studio and at-home. Weilyn and Ali explore with Jane the importance of chartering your own path, why balance is BS, and to NOT be afraid to ask questions! Learn more about Jane Hong and Paintbox: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janehongf/ https://paint-box.com/ https://www.instagram.com/paintboxnails/

Indira Guerrieri was born in Rome. Her parents were both deeply involved in the arts, her father even worked on the script for the classic Italian Neo-Realist film "Bicycle Thieves". She attended university in the US, eventually earning an undergraduate degree in Art History. She returned to Europe and worked for a time on a PaintBox system at a local company. When an opportunity to sign up for the Erasmus Programme in the EU came up she signed on and learned a host of skills in the world of computer graphics. She worked for a time with SoftImage doing demos and training and eventually landed a job at ILM on Casper as a Technical Director. Her career has taken her all over the world on all kinds of commercial, film, and special venue projects. Today she lives in California and works remotely with a team in New Zealand.

It's episode 83 time as Ryan, Louie & Al discuss the Cars' iconic "You Might Think." Winner of the MTV Video Music Awards first ever Video of the Year.

While 'thinking outside the box' is short-hand for 'let's be really creative!' It is thinking inside the box, within our constraints and limitations, that gets our best work started. What do painter Paul Klee and a heavy-metal band called Okilly Dokilly have to do with this? let's talk about it. Click here for a full transcript of this episode: https://www.abeautifulanarchy.com/podcast/episode-054 A Beautiful Anarchy is posted 3 out of every 4 weeks. On those 4th weeks you can get your fix by subscribing to On The Make, my monthly missive about the creative life sent straight to your Inbox. Click the link below to subscribe and we'll send you the next issue we publish, as well as a PDF of my short book, Escape Your Creative Rut, 5 Ways to Get Your Groove Back: http://eepurl.com/gCkNYn You can find me elsewhere at: My blog: https://davidduchemin.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/visionisbetter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidduchemin Thanks so much for being part of this. It would mean the world to me if you'd tell others where to find this podcast, leave a rating or review, or drop me a line at talkback@aBeautifulAnarchy.com.

Welcome to another EXPLAINED episode where we go on a roundtable deep dive on a specific theme within manifestation. Today Dr. Tara joins Lacy and Jessica to discuss the science and energetics behind reprogramming your subconscious, a crucial step in the manifestation process.This episode explains how subconscious beliefs picked up in childhood (and throughout life) can have a huge impact on you in adulthood, and how to access and reprogram them through TBM’s Deep Imaginings. As a result, you create new neural pathways in your brain, change underlying belief systems and emerge as your true, authentic, whole self.Today Lacy, Dr. Tara and Jessica cover these topics and more, including sleep science, psychological phenomena and personal experiences with reprogramming!Find the Complete Show Notes Here -> https://tobemagnetic.com/expanded-podcastIn This Episode We Talk About:The science and energetics behind ReprogrammingBackground and origin of TBM work and terminologyHow childhood experiences affect you in adulthoodUsing a Deep Imagining (DI) to access and reprogram subconscious memoriesSynapses, neural connections, and electricity in the brainPhysical reactions to going through a DIThe chemistry and science of falling asleepHypnotic states and psychological phenomenaPersonal DI experiences from Lacy, Dr. Tara and JessicaHow to see results from reprogrammingResources: To Be MagneticInstagram: @tobemagneticThe Pathway 2.0 use code EXPANDED for $20 off your first month of the Pathway 2.0 or $20 off any 2.0 ala carte courses!NewsletterThe Forest RetreatBook Your StayInstagram: @theforestretreathouseOur Commitment to Inclusivity INTROKiss The Ground doc  The Biggest Little Farm (documentary)Paintbox nails (10-free formula) - like lushGolde Original Turmeric Latte PowderSigil Scent - Prima Materia@SigilScentSweet Potato Soul - Insta Pot Whole Cauliflower@SweetPotatoSoulExpanded Ep 67 x Sidney BensimonInstant PotNucifera StickNucifera Balm Tess Adams - Take Care SpaBecoming Supernatural by Dr. Joe DispenzaCrystal Glacce StrawOther Glacce Crystal Products Mate The Label - Sweats - moss (organic)BluBloxBluBlox - 15% off with code MAGNETICExpanded Ep 72 x Andy Mant of BLUbloxExpanded Ep. 36 x Andy Mant BLUbloxIn The EpisodeThe Untethered Soul by Michael A. SingerThe Body Keeps The Score  by Bessel Van Der Kolk M.D.Expanded x Ep 99: Dr. Tara Swart on Neuroplasticity and ManifestationThe MotivationJessica’s Tips for Dropping into the DIsCoaching Q&A & SessionsSupportedJoin the New Community GroupAll Workshops Found in The Pathway 2.0 - Use Code EXPANDED for $20 off your first month of the Pathway 2.0 or $20 off any 2.0 ala carte Emotional Clearing DIExpanders DI Unblocked MoneyUnblocked LoveUnblocked Inner ChildUnblocked Shadow Where to Find Us!@ToBeMagnetic@DrTaraSwart@JessicaAshleyGillSubmitSubmit to Be a Guest on Everyday Energetics Submit to Be a Process Guest Leave a Review 5 star review for a chance to win a 1-year membership to The Pathway 2.0. Then tune into future episodes to hear your review announced! If you win send us a message on Intercom to claim it.

As you might imagine, Paintbox Catering and Bistro in Toronto’s Regent Park has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.  Without gatherings, there have been no big corporate events to cater, to generate revenue for their social enterprise, which intentionally hires people from the local community who face barriers to employment.  But Allison Gibson, Director of Impact & Operations, has ensured that they’ve made use of their space and model of doing good while making a profit.  Alongside running the catering and bistro, Paintbox has been incubating local business start-ups, and Allison shares how, in light of the changing COVID-19 world, they have pivoted (or perhaps completely changed), to support one of their incubation businesses, taking on the operations of Nibbly, an online grocery service offering same day delivery.  They’ve incorporated their B Corp ethos, and are hiring from the community.  They offer special pop-up sales to the local Regent Park community at a discount and are providing places for neighbours to leave what they can and take what they need.  Clients with compromised health have benefitted from the same day deliveries since the early days of COVID when traditional grocery stores’ delivery schedules were booked a month out.      You’ll hear how purpose and contagious passion have driven Allison to take on this challenge, dedicating long days to learn a new industry and figure it all out, to help people in Regent Park gain food security in a difficult time.  Thank you, Allison!  Resources  Paintbox Catering and Bistro: http://paintboxbistro.ca   Nibbly: https://nibbly.ca   Allison Gibson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alliegib   B Corp Canada: https://bcorporation.net/about-b-lab/country-partner/canada   Additional B Corp Impact Conversations Podcasts:  https://socialimpactadvisors.ca/podcast-kasha-huk/   https://socialimpactadvisors.ca/building-better-communities-the-b-corp-model-with-craig-ryan-bdc/   . Find out more about our work at Social Impact Advisors: https://socialimpactadvisors.ca . Thank you for listening to Impact Conversations with Lynn Fergusson & Sally Fazal .

Welcome to the show your work episode. We're on chapter six and today we're talking with two business leaders who epitomize purpose-led, community-focused work. Hari Balasubramanian is the co-founder and managing partner of Halifax-based EcoAdvisors, which works with the private, public and philanthropic sectors to develop robust sustainability programs, and EcoInvestors Capital, which invests in growth stage businesses that are environmentally net positive. Allison Gibson is part owner of Paintbox a hospitality hub and social enterprise located in Toronto's Regent Park neighbourhood that made a COVID-19 business-saving pivot to create and support Nibbly, an online grocery store, located in what was once the Paintbox Bistro. Both EcoAdvisors and Paintbox are Best for the World BCorps, which means they are in the top 10 per cent of all BCorps. They put in the work and in this episode they tell us how it's done.Our website is live! Click the link for more on Deep Change.Our podcast is produced by Matt George, engineered by Zachary Pelletier and is part of the Unsettled Media Podcast Network.

The German polymath Johann Wolfgang von Goethe considered his monumental book known in English as The Theory of Colours to be his greatest achievement. The book is a record of hundreds of Goethe's observations about the way colour affects our mood, as well as a long and heated polemic with Isaac Newton's colour theory. Goethe's understanding of light and colour was scientifically flawed yet his book had a surprisingly strong influence on the fine and applied arts. To find out why, Bridget Kendall talks to art historian Alexandra Loske, colour writer Victoria Finlay and designer Odette Steele. Alexandra Loske is an art historian who teaches at the University of Sussex, Curator at the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Museums and co-editor of the book Languages of Colour; Victoria Finlay is a writer, former arts editor of the South China Morning Post and the author of Colour, Travels through the Paintbox and The Brilliant History of Color in Art; Odette Steele is a Zambian textile designer recent and a graduate from the London College of Fashion at the University of the Arts, London. Photo: Goethe's colour wheel, 1809. (Credit: Freies Deutsches Hochstift / Frankfurter Goethe-Museum)

In this episode of Advisor Lab, we sit down with Elle Langston, Founder of Paintbox, a retail nail company turned online power player. This episode is unique - while Elle isn't from the financial services world, her insight into how to build a community is invaluable. We discuss staying consistent with your brand through every touchpoint and channel. We also discuss how advisors can leverage social media and email more effectively. 

Thank you for tuning in to Episode 177 of the Down Cellar Studio Podcast. Full show notes and photos can be found on my website. Click here.  This week’s segments included: Off the Needles On the Needles Brainstorming From the Armchair KAL News Events Ask Me Anything Life in Focus On a Happy Note Quote of the Week Thank you to this episode’s sponsor: Holly Press Fibers Off the Needles Velvet Bear for Ella  Pattern: Velvet Valentine Crochet Bear by Sarah Zimmerman Yarn: Bernat Velvet in the Burgundy Mulled Rose & Violet colorways Hook: H Velvet Bear for Carina Pattern: Velvet Valentine Crochet Bear by Sarah Zimmerman Yarn: Bernat Velvet in the Burgundy Mulled Rose & Violet colorways Hook: H The Parker Baby Booties Pattern: The Parker Baby Booties by Ashleigh Kiser (free crochet pattern) Yarn: Sirdar Snuggly Crofter DK Baby Fair Isle Effect Hook: D (3.25 mm) Cadet Colors Socks Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Yarn: Patons Kroy FX in the Cadet Colors Colorway Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Millie and Riley knit on these socks for Uncle Dan which is special. Hattie’s Hedgehog  Pattern: Hedley the Hedgehog by by Moji-Moji Design Hook: B Yarn- Mystery yarn from stash (maybe wool/alpaca from Long Island Livestock co) Ross Farm Blanket Square  Irongate Square by Jessica Ryan (free crochet pattern). Yarn: Ross Farm Henrietta Shetland Wool 3ply sport 250 yards for 100g Hook: I 5.5 mm Bought this skein because we had a lawn ornament bunny growing up w/ same name. Sentimental May even be my first purchase from Ross Farm.  On the Needles Mom’s Frozen Socks Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Yarn: Fibernymph Dye Works Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Creepy Grafiti Socks Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Yarn: Asylum Fibers Twisted sock yarn in the Creepy Graffiti Colorway Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Front Loop Newborn Hat Pattern: Front Loop Newborn Hat by Cream of the Crop Crochet (free) Yarn: leftover fingering weight in a light blue Hook: D (3.25 mm) I’m also knitting on a new design- the details of which I can’t share yet. Pigskin Party ‘19 Brainstorming I’d like to make a sweater with DK weight mustard yarn I bought during yarn haul in Sept. My plan is to swatch to get a gauge I like and then use the advanced Search on Ravelry to find a sweater that’s knit at that gauge. Hat for my brother for his birthday. Monkey for Millie’s 8th birthday- leaning towards the Chinese New Year Monkey by Stephanie Jessica Lau.   I need to repair a pair of Mom’s socks & Jeff’s Ice Time hat.   From the Armchair I shared my review of the Yarnable Subscription Box.  Knitwise09 asked what I thought of Paintbox yarn. So far I’m really liking my socks with this yarn. Keep in mind, socks are usually knit at a tighter gauge which can help prevent pilling. KAL News I announced the winner for the last of the Slay the Stash KAL months. Tune in to see if you won! New for 2020: Quarterly Quests! Get all of the details here.  January 1- March 31 – sQuelch the Queue Knit any projects you had in your queue (prior to January 1). Knit as many as you can. You will receive extra entries for any patterns that have been sitting in your queue for over 5 years. Fine print* NO WIPS are allowed for these quests. Cast on the first day of the quest and whatever is finished by the last day will count. We are looking for Prizes for this KAL. If you’re interested- please let me know! I’m also offering a discount on ads if you sponsor this KAL, Splash Pad or Pigskin. Emails went out to those on my newsletter this week. Sign up for my email newsletter to be informed about sponsor options. Pigskin Party ’19! Not familiar? It’s a ridiculously fun make-a-long that runs all through the NFL football season. We typically have a couple hundred participants each year. For each FO you finish, you earn touchdown & field goal points. You also earn points for using sponsor products & fulfilling other challenges. For every 100 points earned, you get an entry into our Grand Prize drawing. We also have lots of prizes reserved for participation on Ravelry and Instagram to keep it fun and light. Everything you need to know is linked in the Start Here Thread in the Down Cellar Studio Podcast Ravelry Group including the Rules, Questions Thread, End Zone Dance Thread where you post your FOs, Coupon Code Thread, List of Prizes, Exclusive Items from our Sponsors! Pro Shop Sponsors  2 Guys Yarn Company Abstract Fiber AdoreKnit agirlandherwool Designs of Acadia (Pigskin Logo Bag) Fibernymph Dye Works Holly Press Fibers Imagined Landscapes Designs Infinite Twist JDStudios480 Jennifer Lassonde Designs Knitosophy Designs Knitters Brewing Company Knit Style Yarns Prairie Bag Works Progress Keepers by Meliabella Sunsoaked Yarns Yarn Love Snack Shack Sponsors Anne Beady Designs APLCrafts Birch Hollow Fibers Brenda Castiel Designs Creations of the Anomalous Mind Designs by Meliabella Fish Belly Fiber Works Geektastic Fibers IrocKnits Designs Kino Knits Kitchen Counter Crafter Knit/Wit Designs Leading Men Fiber Arts Legacy Fiber Artz Lilliput Yarn Lolodidit Love in Stitches Mint Rain Hand Dyed Yarns Nicole Simmons Designs Queen City Yarn Remade By Hand Designs Shanalines Designs Tangerine Designs Teal Torch Knits The Project Bag Tin Can Knits UNICORN CLEAN Wild Branch Design Windswept Designs Woodsy and Wild   Tune in to hear if you’re a December Participation Winner. Our January Interception posted & is kindly sponsored by designer Windswept Designs (Monique Leonard)!   To be eligible to win   Complete a project of at least 100 yards that does not contain any sheep’s wool. Project must have been cast on on/after 1/1/20 and completed by 1/31/20 Post your FO in this thread with a description and/or photo that shows how you’re meeting the challenge. Events Vogue Knitting Live NY is January 17-19, 2020 Wayland Winter Farmers Market Fiber Days – Jan 26 & Mar 1 2/9/20: 3rd Annual Boston Farm & Fiber Festival  at the Boston Public Market 2/28-3/1/20: NETA Spa Weekend in Freeport, ME 3/14-3/17/20: Knit North Yarn Crawl (north of Boston). Website not yet working. Stitches United – March 26-29, 2020 in Hartford, CT 3/28/20: Woolapalooza  in Lincoln, MA Ask Me Anything Knitwise09- Would you please share more details on the Christmas Open House? Is food offered? Gifts?  Adoreknitsteph: your plans for 2020, knitting wise, travel, events, health plan. Design process. And why crochet over knitting.  Tune in to hear my answers. Life in Focus Tune in to hear how I do my 2019 personal year in review. Design/Podcast/Knit  Most Proud of- exceeding my goal of 10 patterns for the year. Yarn bombing project. Really cool fun project and event. $337 National Alliance on Mental Illness Massachusetts for 103 hat sales. World of Difference Campaign in February – Sold 49 copies & donated $100 to The World of Difference Institute. I designed 2 crochet patterns. GoodReader Tutorial FINALLY published. Hosted 3 successful KALs- Slay the Stash, Splash Pad and Pigskin Parties. Participation better than ever. Growing Ravelry Group. So much engagement. New skills or knowledge. Learned crochet cables and how to make crocheted hats. Made my first top down triangular crochet shawl. Learned how to use newer version of Garageband on my laptop. First experience yarn bombing. Had to figure out how to make it big but still light and workable. My friend Beverly taught me some basic embroidery.  New habits I incorporated: Keeping better track of designs. Kept things organized in Evernote with Folders for notes about: Active Designs, Design Ideas and Stitches, Next Designs I want to work on etc. Then I also created checklists or workflows for what I always need to do when I open up a design to test, steps for publishing, steps for promoting a pattern so I can check things off as I go (or choose not to do things but if I don’t do it, its not because I forget).  New experiences– being part of collaboration with Christy Houghton. December of Designers. So honored to be asked to be a part of that!  Wish I did more of: garment knitting for me. I’m loving my handknit sweaters this winter. I’d be happy to have another in the rotation.  Wish I spent less on this year: I can’t think of any regrets in how I spent my time. You could argue I spent too much money on yarn but I usually end up loving my stash and making beautiful things.   Lessons Learned. I really enjoy designing even when it is a lot of work and a lot of math which typically I don’t enjoy. When I began my year with 10 pattern goal I wasn’t sure I’d love it but I knew designing consistently would force me into good habits and give me that chance to see how I felt.  Events & Milestones.  Participated in the 1st Annual Cape & South Shore Yarn Haul and hosted a cast on party at Yarns End. Went to Rhinebeck. Needles Up and Indie Untangled. In November- I attended Lady Dye’s 2020 Tour kick off at Gather Here! I got a spinning wheel!! Results: More email subscribers. More Instagram followers. Sold 1916 patterns in 2019 doesn’t include free pattern- Ball Band Cozy.  Knitting- 2019 FOs- 139 Gifts: 106 Socks- 24 Shawls-11 Toys- 18 Hat- 18 Sweaters- 3 2020 Goals  3 times a week (average) exercise of 20 min or more (focus on strength training)= 156 workouts 7 published patterns on Ravelry 10% more sales of designs compared to 2019 Equals 20- for 2020  20 in 2020 (Gretchen Rubin)– these are more of a bucket-list type list of things I think will enrich my life. Use up 5 gift cards  Visit 2 new cities  Kayak at Jacob’s pond  Kayak at one other new place  Get car detailed Take 4 classes/lectures (ideas: spinning, knitting, embroidery, sewing, painting) Learn to spin Pay off my car  Visit the Museum of Fine Arts Boston at least once Submit a pattern to at least 1 publication  Go camping Do 1 in-store class or event at a local yarn shop Do Plastic Free July Challenge again  Finish 2018 photo album & print Purge at least 40 things from the house Maintain my weight range Take a yoga class Go to at least 4 musicals/plays Go to the library at least twice At least 12 massages  My word of the Year for 2020: FLOURISH. This year is a year of building on the progress and successes from 2019. I will design more. I will lift more. I will be stronger. I will truly flourish.  Flourish: Verb: (of a person, animal, or other living organism) grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way, especially as the result of a particularly favorable environment. Noun: an instance of suddenly performing or developing in an impressively successful way. Questions from Listeners: ZTphotos asked about new designs for 2020. TaraT580: New stuff you want to try your hand at designing- new stitches/combinations etc?  Phoenixknitter3 & Anna.lenzmeier- Your knitting goals for the year! TUNE IN to hear the answers. Do you have goals for 2020? How will you measure? Do you have a Word for the year? Let’s chat! Come on over to the Down Cellar Studio Podcast Ravelry Group! On a Happy Note Binging the Australian tv show Wentworth on Netflix.  My friend Laura visited over New Year’s. I brought her to the shore in my town for the first time in countless visits! We hiked together at my local state park. My favorite Zumba teacher is back teaching twice a month so made a point to get there the first Saturday of the year. I just had my annual physical and my doctor was very happy. All blood work even better than last year. I saw the new Star Wars movie with Dan  I visited my best friend who was home sick. caught up with her and brought lunch and then got to hang out with my niece Aila for the afternoon. We worked on her science project and had a monster drawing challenge. It was 66 degrees on Sunday! We opened up the house. Cleaned & organized together. Quote of the Week Doing great work is not about never making mistakes or failing. It’s about making sure those mistakes have the minimum impact on those you serve, and that your failures inspire and inform new strategies in the future.” – Cy Wakeman Thank you for tuning in! Contact Information: Ravelry: BostonJen & Down Cellar Studio Podcast Ravelry Group Twitter: Instagram: BostonJen1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/downcellarstudio Sign up for my email newsletter to get the latest on everything happening in the Down Cellar Studio!

Peter interviews Jane Hong, CEO of upscale nail salon Paintbox to hear how mentors helped Jane transition from banking to the beauty industry. Read more about Paintbox at paint-box.com. Extras! Check us out on https://www.instagram.com/p/B2KYm2Khulh/ to see Peter get his first mani on one finger. Looks like he's bleeding, but he's assured it's cool. This week Peter and Jamie answer your questions about mentors vs. sponsors and taking the full two weeks of two weeks' notice. We also read your workplace nightmares! Leave a question at 347-857-7294 at questions@someoneelsesdad.com, or anonymously at someoneelsesdad.com/podcast

Thank you for listening to this recording, produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia. In this talk Elle Freak, Assistant Curator of Australian Paintings and Sculpture introduces the recent acquisition of Bessie Davidson’s transportable paintbox with a French coastal scene held inside. For further information visit www.agsa.sa.gov.au Photo: Saul Steed

March 17, 2019 All In with Pauline Hawkins Jon McCormack (creator), Jordan Formicelli (Annie), and Tomer Oz (director) talk about Paintbox, an origianl rock opera with a twist. Paintbox is currently playing at the Player’s Ring in downtown Portsmouth. The three talk about how Paintbox went from an album to a musical stage production andContinue reading "Episode 87: From Concept to Stage Production with Paintbox"

Ryan, Al & Louie are back for episode 51 where we discuss the classic pre-MTV promotional video for David Bowie's Ashes to Ashes. Did it get a heaven's high or did we give it an all time low? Take a listen!

Ryan, Al & Louie are back for episode 51 where we discuss the classic pre-MTV promotional video for David Bowie's Ashes to Ashes. Did it get a heaven's high or did we give it an all time low? Take a listen!

Welcome back to the Grow Ensemble Podcast. In today’s episode, we speak with Allison Gibson, part owner and Operational Director of Paintbox Catering and Bistro, a B Corporation located in Toronto. It was an awesome conversation with Allison and we cover a number of things in this episode, a few of those being Allison’s and Paintbox’s thoughts on culture and leadership and how that’s led to the success of not just Paintbox but also their staff. We talk about the social enterprise certification, specifically the B Corporation Certification and how that was an early difference maker for Paintbox in companies and early customers choosing to work with them over others. Finally, Allison shares how she manages herself given some of the crazy commitments, times and otherwise that are oftentimes required of working in the catering and service industry as Allison does. So stay tuned for this incredible episode!

New England-area guitar legend Jon McCormack is a veteran of a long line of successful local and national bands, including Museum Of Science, Fly Spinach Fly, Shango, Camarojuana, Order Of Thieves and many others. His newest project, "Paintbox" is also the name of his new band, and is being adapted for the stage in early 2019.WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

EPISODE 50 - Nifty nifty look who’s 50! Introductions Karla - K-Rae on Ravelry and Karlacrafts on Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest Emily -  EmGemKnits - Instagram, and Ravelry.   Shout outs Introduce yourself in the Ravelry group or leave us a review on itunes or google play music or send us an email with feedback at mail@relentlessknitting.com We’ve had some great posts in both the KAL threads and a Meet the Knitter segment! Thank you!   What's knitting now Emily -  Messaline by Bristol Ivy in Bumblebirch Heartwood base Shadow colour.   Hibernation -A joyful thread by silvia mcfadden in sweet fiber merino lace rose gold Stephen West Speckle and Pop! Mystery KAL - out of all of the Sweet Georgia Cast on socks for dan in Joma Yarn’s tofino colour way   Karla - beach bag with knitting club, Goldfinch Shawl by Andrea Mowry in Paintbox cotton, Harlow (brioche hat) by Andrea Mowry in koigu   FO’s - Emily -Mister invested by the unapologetic knitter in black cat custom demonhunter colourway. Rose City Rollers in Round Mountain Fibers 100% merino base in the Succulent colourway. With Contrasting Sweet Georgia heels and toes.   Karla - Baby kimonos and matching garter stitch earflap hats!   Talky Talk Emily -  Sponsor our KAL’s! Thank you to Seaside Yarn and Button for their generous donation. WWKIP And thank you to creative collette for the HUGE bag of prizes to give away! Karla - Sorrento Knitting Retreat, Yarn Okanagan, O’Keefe Ranch - interview with Kathleen of A Twisted Purl   Interview with Kathleen of A Twisted Purl in Armstrong BC   KAL! New KALs for 2018! We’re 6 months in! #committoknit2018 - Shipped prizes, got some more in stash now. Plus I”m going to make minis out of my handspun tidbits. #revelinknit2018 - keep up with your selfcare knitting!   Design features Emily-  Messaline doesn’t line up with a chart. I think I can fudge it. Dropped a stitch on the sleeve cuff but didn’t change stitch count. Stitch is looped on a stitch marker Karla - goldfinch lace Spinning Emily -. Chain plied my corriedale singles. Finished the 100% superwash merino by Vivid Yarn Studio. Made it a worsted spun traditional 2 ply. Started a Merino Silk by Endless Roving I’ll call the colour sunset orange. I’m going for a worsted spun fingering weight 2 ply. Karla - nada, although I gifted some handspun and it was very well received.   Best laid plans Emily - Stay on track for #committoknit2018 finish Messaline by the end of May the keep a shawl and a pair of socks going for the rest of the year (4 of shawls, 3 pairs of socks)   Karla - finish the advent pattern, layer cake by knox mountain knit co out of fino, finish my cotton tee Crafternoon/Sew-what Emily - I made a dress muslin. Made a tote bag, got my real fabric cut for my dress. Still need to make the carry on bag but found super cute stockinette fabric. Karla - nada   Stash Enhancement Emily- Review yarn from Round Mountain Fibers - corriedale fleece, spinning wheel, 100% wool   Karla - Sorrento retreat/birthday haul   Meet the Knitter - Amy Name: Amy McKay Raverly alias: amyelisha Other Social media? @amyelisha on instagram (my account is private to protect pictures of my daughter, but I do love connecting with other knitters so don’t be shy about sending me a follow request!) When and how did you first learn to knit? I think it was in 2014, and I learned by watching YouTube videos. Every time I encountered a new stitch or technique I would just watch videos and practice until I figured it out. My own grandmothers had long since stopped knitting by the time I had an interest, but I’m hoping to teach my daughter in a few more years. What was your first project? A cotton dishcloth. I knit 3 of them on some terrible plastic needles from Michael’s, but despite some dropped stitches and random yarn overs, they are still workhorses stashed away with my cleaning supplies! What is your biggest knitting disaster? Hmm. Nothing comes to mind really. I tend to stop long before something ends disastrously (in knitting..not necessarily in life!). I knit a Gaptastic Cowl as one of my earliest projects, before I knew what gauge was, and it was monstrously huge. I’m talking, could-have-clothed-a-linebacker big. Needless to say, it got frogged! What are you most proud of as a knitter? I’m proud to create beautiful, useful, long lasting items that can be tangible examples for my loved ones of how much I care about them (because it’s a big time & energy investment!). And, when I knit for myself, I’m proud to engage in an activity that is a powerful act of self care both in the actual making of the thing, and then in the wearing of it. It really feels like I’m nurturing myself when I cast on something lovely with only myself in mind. We should really call it self-love knitting, rather than selfish knitting! What are you favorite items to knit? Stuffed toys for the important tiny humans in my life, and shawls for myself Are you a process knitter or a product knitter? I’m both! I used to be more of a product knitter but the more time goes on the more I’ve found that the act of knitting has become incredibly important to my well being. I’m a stay-at-home parent now, and it is hands down the most difficult job I’ve ever had (and I used to literally save babies for a living as an NICU nurse). Knitting allows me to satisfy so many of own needs: for mental stimulation, quiet alone time, and creative expression, all of which are hard to come by at this stage of my life. So, process has become extremely important to me as well. That said, I can’t fully engage in a project unless the finished object is something I’m excited to gift or wear. What it will be definitely still matters. Do you have any knitting goals? Projects? Techniques? I’d love to learn brioche, dive into sweater making, and eventually learn enough of the math involved to begin tech editing. Math doesn’t come easily to me, but I love editing. I can learn, right? Do you do any other fiber arts other than knitting? Not yet, but I have grand plans to learn embroidery, weaving, sewing, and rug punching. I want to learn it all! Especially sewing, I am most excited about eventually being able to make my own clothes and stop relying on fast fashion, which isn’t in line with my values and not the example for resource stewardship that I want to set for my daughter. But because she is so little, and free time is so scarse, new hobbies have to wait a while. Do you have any other super powers other than knitting? Momming. Thats a super power right?? I never really felt that i had a “true calling” until my child was born. Mothering, while certainly not all unicorns and rainbows, is really a natural aptitude for me. I’m good at it, and I love it (most days). I used to be a pretty good writer too, back in the day, and I can pick up new languages easily. I’m also a PADI Divemaster, which means I can teach some scuba diving courses and guide other divers around sites. I’m an excellent shark spotter! If there is one to be found or spotted in the distance, I promise i’ll see it. Anything else you’d like to tell the world? (shameless self promotion!) I’m incredibly passionate about feminism (intersectional or bust), and birth and the myriad of ways the two intersect. And I’ll happily chat about either with anyone, anytime! Adventures in Mommyhood Emily- Tooth pop!! Nap schedule has been terrible! THREENAGER temper tantrums. Karla- So stoked and so bummed   Inquiring minds Tell us about you! Join us on Ravelry or our Facebook page

Another Great show! Amy Story Larson is the guest for this episode of the Friend List Podcast. Amy Has a great story to tell and I am sure you will enjoy the listen. Amy Story Larson is a Mother, Editor, Writer and Artist. She Is a Renaissance Person that has mastered the art of re-inventing herself. Listen in and Prepare to be inspired. We follow her story from her birth in Brooklyn NY, to her life in Idaho where she follows her passion to teach others. Check her out on Facebook at PaintBox or learn about her traveling Bus/Chalk board on Facebook at Chalkie.

Episode Image by Jourdan Christopher Theme song HoodGrown by David-James @davedashjames_ https://soundcloud.com/davedashjames Transition music @mztrwlsn https://soundcloud.com/mrwilsonbeats TAG THE ARTIST Jourdan Christopher www.Jochristopher.com @strangersinboston @jochristopher FOR US BY US https://cityofbostonartsandculture.submittable.com/submit/63685/paintbox Grove Hall Art fund The Paintbox Program / Problack, Robert Gibbs http://baystatebanner.com/news/2017/nov/22/art-breathes-life/ the PaintBox program + Mass Art’s Sparc! ArtMobile program WORD ON THE STREET Developer proposes 8-story hotel at Fenway Shell station (next to baa) - Boston Business Journal https://apple.news/A8mCVvP1fSWSgh1AIpg9uGA Prince Harry’s Bi-racial Wife Meghan Markel http://hiphopwired.com/560790/black-twitter-prince-harry-meghan-markle/ Appolition.us Kortney Ziegler sought to create http://www.konbini.com/en/lifestyle/app-spare-change-bail-out-black-prison-inmates/ Slave Trade http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/countingthecost/2017/11/migrants-sale-slave-trade-libya-171126063748575.html KING PINS Tatyana Fazlalizadeh @tlynnfaz http://www.tlynnfaz.com/Stop-Telling-Women-to-Smile https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/8x5zwb/shes-gotta-have-it-artist-sees-her-art-as-an-opportunity-not-a-responsibility http://madamenoire.com/1007402/the-real-artist-behind-the-work-on-shes-gotta-have-it/ Daughter of Contrast www.daughterofcontrast.com/ @daughterofcontrst Amber @ambersafro HIT US UP! If you’re an Artist or know an Artist to be featured on the show please send us an image of the work along with a short bio and social media handles. If you’re a small business owner or know of a local boston business to be featured on the show please send u a short message and social media handles. If you would like to be interviewed on the show please email us and send us a short bio and or media. And please please please send us topics for real talk to HoodGrownAesthetic@gmail.com or message us on instagram or here on SoundCloud

George Young passed away recently, leaving behind a rich and wonderful musical legacy. As a musician, songwriter and producer, George was an innovator who shaped Australian music. His influence on Australian rock n roll is immense and on episode 80 of The Australian Rock Show, we pay tribute to George Young by airing some of our most favourite songs. Crank the volume and play loud. Music by: Easybeats, AC/DC, Vanda and Young, Stevie Wright, Paintbox, Marcus Hook Roll Band, Cheetah, Alison McCallum

The German polymath Johann Wolfgang von Goethe considered his monumental book known in English as The Theory of Colours to be his greatest achievement. The book is a record of hundreds of Goethe's observations about the way colour affects our mood, as well as a long and heated polemic with Isaac Newton's colour theory. Goethe's understanding of light and colour was scientifically flawed yet his book had a surprisingly strong influence on the fine and applied arts. To find out why, Bridget Kendall talks to art historian Alexandra Loske, colour writer Victoria Finlay and designer Odette Steele. Alexandra Loske is an art historian who teaches at the University of Sussex, Curator at the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Museums, editor of the book Languages of Colour and author of Palette (forthcoming); Victoria Finlay is a writer, former arts editor of the South China Morning Post and the author of Colour, Travels through the Paintbox and The Brilliant History of Color in Art; Odette Steele is a Zambian textile designer recent and a graduate from the London College of Fashion at the University of the Arts, London. Photo: Goethe's colour wheel, 1809. (Credit: Freies Deutsches Hochstift / Frankfurter Goethe-Museum)

On today’s episode, I get the chance to sit down with Eleanor Langston, the CEO and founder of nail art studio, Paintbox. We discuss how Paintbox stays ahead of the curve and keeps nail art designs current. Eleanor Langston got her start working in the magazine industry. She worked as the beauty editor for Fitness, Self, and Cosmopolitan magazines. Taking the knowledge she gained as a beauty editor, Eleanor set out to create a one-of-a-kind nail art studio that gives clients a unique and relaxing experience. Join us as we discuss her business and nail art trends. Today’s Topics:  Eleanor’s first experience with the beauty industry The mission statement for Paintbox Manicure trends The inception of Paintbox Paintbox’s target audience Appealing to their customer base Staying current with and identifying trends Preparing a business to outlast trends Upcoming collections at Paintbox Picking the right location for your brand The future of Paintbox Quotes: “There is no age limit…or barrier to getting cool things done on your nails…” -Eleanor Langston “We’re really trying to help women step out of their comfort zone.” -Eleanor Langston “We brought editorial touches to manicures and really made nail art approachable…” -Eleanor Langston Resources: Paintbox Paintbox on Twitter Paintbox on Instagram BeautyRx by Dr. Schultz

The Guests: Kyle Tigges, http://www.mississippicotten.com/ The Books: “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding, “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton, “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare, “Light on Yoga” by B.K.S. Iyengar, “Becoming your Own Therapist & Make your Mind an Ocean” by Lama Yeshe, “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett, “Ancient Futures Learning from Ladakh” by Helena Norberg-Hodge, “1984,” by George Orwell, “Panda Bear’s Paintbox” by Michaela Muntean, “The Doors of Perception” by Aldous Huxley, “Bhagavad Gita” The Music: “1929 Dream,” “Pin the Tail on the Monkey,” “Fortress,” “Violet,” “Now’s the Time” all performed by Kyle, live- BRILLIANT! Writing: Find something from the street to write about-do a timed write, 10 minutes. “Don’t think.” Article I mentioned about hit songs: http://nypost.com/2015/10/04/your-favorite-song-on-the-radio-was-probably-written-by-these-two/ Rumi, “There is a Community of the Spirit” quote I couldn’t recall: “feel the delight of walking in the noisy street and being the noise.” http://www.poetseers.org/spiritual-and-devotional-poets/contemp/rumibarks/1-2-2/ #inkandworm #rfb #illonoisian #streetbooks #readslower #ecclecticbooks #songwriting #streetart #moviesbasedonbooks #digestingbooks #dictionariesrock #harmonicas #pinthetailonthemonkey #makeyourmindanocean #corporatemusic #localmusic #fredmcdowell #johnhorton #myownstraightnaturalblues #guitar #tuning #makingmusic #musicalletters #patreon #paywhatyouwant #amandapalmer #busking #fortgreenepark #3feetof$1’s #subwayartists #onsitepoem #present #breath #joshuabell #hootenanny #oilandwater #nancytheguitar #dylanthomas #vibrations #elizabethcotten

More adventures in music that combines the interesting, the esoteric, the obscure, the weird and the frankly wonderful. Dreamer by Home from Home (1972) Can Do by Steve Dinsdale from On The Other Side (2010) Hidden by Ian Body & Parallel Worlds from Exit Strategy (2011) The Mastodon by William D Drake from The Rising Of The Lights (2011) Cosmic Manhunt by Eternal Tapestry from Beyond The 4th Door (2011) We Forgotten Who We Are by Crippled Black Phoenix from I Vigilante (2010) Dream On by Paintbox from The Night (2011) Why Not by Michael Giles MAD BAND from In The Moment (2011) Wahn by Tangerine Dream from The Pink Years Anthology 1970 - 1973 Kirton In The Rain by Big Block 454 from Bells & Proclamations (2011)

McKernan, Victoria. THE DEVIL'S PAINTBOX