March 7, 2006
blogging requires passion and authority
Hugh MacLeod
I'm a cartoonist.
I sell limited-edition prints.
I wrote a book.
I'm CEO of Stormhoek USA, which markets South African wine in the States.
I also draw private commissions.
Prints |
Opening | Current |
|---|---|---|
Bluetrain |
$900 | |
We Need to Talk |
$650 | |
Portfolio #2 |
$300 | |
NY NY |
$275 |
I have spent all afternoon looking at your jokes. Found you in Kawasaki loop invitation. http://blog.guykawasaki.com/
Love your cartoons. As you say Passion and Authority for blogging. I have one out of two, and for the moment that ain’t bad.
Thank you for the good moments.
I like that — “requires passion and authority”. I’m not sure whether it really leaves out most people, but I think it’s true that blogging requires passion — if you don’t have it you won’t keep going — and authority — at least in some defined field.
I’ve been reading your feed for a few months and I find your cartoons fantastic. They’re simple but very effective in relaying a strong message.
I would like to use this one (my favourite) on my blog if you let me. My post will be exatly about this, as I’ve recently been lacking the passion to update my blog…
Thank you,
Mauro Rita
Portugal
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Blogging requires passion and authority. Which leaves out most people.
I’m not always a huge fan of Hugh MacLeod’s cartoons. But this one appealed: