November 23, 2009

why yes, i’ve been busy lately…

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This is what hap­pens when you get rid of your Black­berry and start lea­ving your com­pu­ter at the office over­night. You sud­denly get far more crea­tive and pro­duc­tive. At least, I do…

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11 Responses to “why yes, i’ve been busy lately…”

  1. I love your book and work, but I am curious about one thing. What hap­pens to all of these won­der­ful card sized art pie­ces when you are done with them?

  2. Kirk says:

    I’m OK with the Black­Berry and the com­pu­ter, but I have to set aside blocks of time when the dam­ned things are off — espe­cially when wri­ting. Having email and web sites right there is just beg­ging for an excuse to avoid the more dif­fi­cult efforts and rhythms of writing.

    (I was just about to post a link to a video of John Cleese tal­king about such a thing, but… that wouldn’t be fair to reward your efforts to stay away from time was­ting by giving you something to waste your time with…)

  3. MarillaAnne says:

    Thank good­ness! It’s about time! That’s all I’m saying :)

  4. Ray says:

    The Fragile/Damaged one is plain awe­some! Cheers!

  5. I love your art Hugh, you are defi­ni­tely an ori­gi­nal. What igni­tes your crea­ti­vity aside from for­get­ting your computer?

    Btw I just met Gary Vay­nerchuck, really nice guy, he came to visit San Diego, I got an awe­some per­so­nal note from him in my book… This made me think…If I was to orga­nize (since I have in the past) an event on “crea­ti­vity” or any other sub­ject of your inte­rest that might be enti­cing for others, would you show up? write back directly to my email please.

  6. Matt Ballard says:

    Great stuff Hugh!

    Like Glenn, I’m curious about the pro­cess after the busi­ness card sized art pie­ces are finished. Can you tell us about your pro­cess to get them to wall sized art?

    Keep up the great work!

    Matt

  7. Hugh MacLeod says:

    Glenn & Matt, I either keep the cards myself, give them away to friends or sell them.

    The’re are many ways to get a piece from business-card-size to wall-sized art, mostly all to do with digi­tal. But there a lot of dif­fe­rent prin­ting tech­ni­ques one can use, from silksc­reen, metal pla­tes to digi­tal gic­lees… I play around with all of them.

  8. bob says:

    as always, exce­llent crea­tive qua­lity and recently ama­zing quan­tity. Well done!

  9. ARTiSAN says:

    This is fabu­lous .… it likes like my desk !! Great work.

  10. CT Moore says:

    For a year and a half, I had not inter­net at home, and I got all kinds of shit done. I cut tons of video and wrote page after page of non-bloggy stuff.

    Now, I have the inter­net at home again, and all it’s done for me is exten­ded my work day.

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