Archive for February, 2008
475 Kent – 200 Creative People Thrown Out of Homes and Studios
0 Comments Published by Andrew Leigh February 13th, 2008 in 3rd Party Articles, Topical.Around 200 creative people have been kicked out of their home and creative workspaces, possibly permanently, in a building ‘evacuation’ in New York.
Creative Instinct 1st Birthday Post – A Faithful Record of the Internal Creative Process
2 Comments Published by Andrew Leigh February 12th, 2008 in Musings & Rants.I hope this make some sort of sense by the end……
Two Weeks Ago
Surfing blogs… here’s one… first anniversary of blog… hurray… happy happy… celebration… self congratulation…
Ooh… there’s a thought… can’t be far off the anniversary of my blog… better check… when? Ooh… only two weeks away!… must remember to celebrate… self congratulate… […]
Small Minded Painters at Ridgeway Craft Centre!
4 Comments Published by Andrew Leigh February 8th, 2008 in Musings & Rants.A bit of a rant.
My wife, Lynda is looking for a new studio closer to home. Just a few miles away is the Ridgeway Craft Centre. It’s a joint facility that is also a local visitor attraction because all the art and craft studios are open to the public, with products made on the […]
Changing Your Creative Destiny, part 2 – Self Limiting Beliefs and Me
3 Comments Published by Andrew Leigh February 8th, 2008 in Barriers and Blocks, Mind Power.At the end of the previous post, Changing Your Creative Destiny – Understanding Personal Self Belief – I ended with the thought that your own personal reality was significantly affected by the way you thought about yourself and your world.
The part that concerned me most was the idea that negative (and usually inaccurate) perceptions […]
Changing Your Creative Destiny - Understanding Personal Self Belief
2 Comments Published by Andrew Leigh February 1st, 2008 in Barriers and Blocks, Mind Power.How many times have you recognised creative talent in others that they themselves seem incapable of recognising? How many times do you see tragic underachievement, creative or otherwise, because the unfortunate person involved manages to ignore all evidence to the contrary – and doggedly insists they have poor ability, never-ending bad luck and, in any […]
