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René Girard And Why We Need To Edit Our Work
We accept – often grudgingly – that our work might need to be edited. But perhaps editing is more...
We accept – often grudgingly – that our work might need to be edited. But perhaps editing is more...
Over the past couple of years a significant minority of people I follow have taken a “cabin in the...
Night-time meetups are a staple part of many people's schedule. It's assumed they are essential for creatives. ...
Is our success a product of luck or hard work? How spending a little too long on the...
Winter snow, an unusually cold week in Tokyo, is a chance to reflect on the nature of creative living.
As the year starts my focus rests on on a new yearly theme - Simple.
The release of Scrivener 3.0 coincided perfectly with the annual task of building a new blogging template for the...
Taking a look at my output in 2017, what's changed, what worked, what didn't and what 2018 might have...
Something small and personal from my Tokyo studio. Personal reflections on the last season of life with new...
How a visit to a famous designer’s studio got me thinking about the way artists and creatives end their...
We talk about taking photos, or shooting photos, but should we use this kind of language for the photographs...
Two years ago, during an extended stay in New York, while walking through Central Park every day, I noticed...
In the third and final post in a series on creative health we take some time to consider what...
The Japan Writers Conference, held over two days, brought together a diverse collection of authors, editors, poets and publishers
Featuring the work of more than 300 artists, writers, designers, paper-makers and printers, the Tokyo Art Book Fair was...
Being diagnosed with anxiety forced me to face a lot of issues, habits and hard truths about my creative...