Jason Chesebrough is a creative that lives in the woods with the Cupcake Queen, the Princess and the Dragon slayer, plus all the fuzzy little creatures. He drives to the city daily to do the Creative Director thing, then returns to the lake.
This is good.
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The Office’s Seurat Inspired poster | EW.com
Give me print now, please?
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Support for the hunger strikers Northern Ireland (seventies).
“This coffee falls into your stomach, and straightway there is a general commotion. Ideas begin to move like the battalions of the Grand Army of the...
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DON’T HOLD GRUDGES. IT’S LIKE LETTING SOMEONE LIVE IN YOUR HEAD FOR FREE.
Well said.
“Stupid quotes, I like posting them because they’re oh so poignant - but hate that my feed is a bunch of stupid quotes.”
I said that.
Big day for @campbell_sheri and I. Sniff. I remember when this little Chevy lady hit 100km. Happy Days #keepOnTrucking (at Highway 401 & 404 Merge)
When work doesn’t end until midnight or begins at 2:00am, find I’m wiped for days. But paint out in the studio until 3 in the morning - and I’m reinvigorated for the rest of the week.
Careful how I draw the conclusion here.
While I once had a ‘associate’ tell me that my job was only to “make things pretty”, I do wonder if I can get as lost in the art of what we do to the same level as I do in the studio.
Though as I type that, I realize how unlikely that is, as the studio is mine and perhaps the invigoration is due to never having to answer to, or explain myself to anyone out there.
The lack of respect I get to practice for the world while the hours slip away and the floor cakes in pastel dust or my glass of red becomes a bottle… That primal base of it is likely where I draw my satisfaction I bet.
Nevertheless. Invigorated.
Need to put that on repeat. Indefinitely.
I’ve left officially Saturday morning. Sunday morning we donned our chest waders and got busy. It’s how we do at The Woods. (at Lake Scugog)
A fantastic read from Tim Kreider of the NY Times regarding the nonsense that this has become… Granted this article is a few months old - it holds true nevertheless.
It’s time to make something.
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