The folks at AIGA San Diego (I’ll be speaking at their Y17 conference next March) asked me for a 15-second video of me answering the question, “What drives you?” I will do anything to avoid talking to a camera, so I drew them this:
STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST TO BE PUBLISHED BY WORKMAN IN MARCH 2012
I am very happy to (finally!) announce that Workman Publishing will be publishing my new book Steal Like An Artist in March 2012!
(This will be just in time for my recently-accepted SXSW panel with Kirby Ferguson, “Everything Is A Remix, So Steal Like An Artist.”)
Big thanks to my shark of an agent, Ted Weinstein; my rad editor, Bruce Tracy; and all the folks at Workman, who have been impressing the hell out of me—it’s a great house, and I’m so excited by the level of attention and care the book has received so far.
Thanks so much to everyone for your support. More very soon—in the meantime, there’s a new book page with pictures of the work-in-progress, and I’m posting deleted scenes and research on my Tumblr.
Now back to work!
OCTOBER HOROSCOPES
STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST AT THE ECONOMIST’S HUMAN POTENTIAL SUMMIT
A few weeks ago I gave a talk on Newspaper Blackout and Steal Like An Artist at The Economist’s Human Potential summit in New York City. They had an awesome tech staff, so we even managed to weave some of my live drawings from the conference into the talk. Enjoy!
DRAWINGS FROM THE ECONOMIST’S HUMAN POTENTIAL CONFERENCE
The Economist had me out to their Ideas Economy “Human Potential” conference in New York last week. I gave a talk on Newspaper Blackout and Steal Like An Artist, but I also did some drawings on my iPad during the other talks, and posted them to Twitter as I drew. (Still getting used to drawing live on the iPad — not sure I love it, but I thought I’d experiment.) I’ve cleaned them up a little and collected them here.
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