It’s that time again: I’ve rounded up another batch of Creative Wavelength finds for you! Here are the cool creative projects and thought-pieces that have caught my eye lately. Take a look:
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Cedric Grolet, a pastry chef in France, is making these gorgeous edible Rubik’s cubes, and I can’t express how much I want one. His entire Instagram feed is a treat, actually (pun intended).
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Filipino artist Kerby Rosanes makes these gorgeously detailed drawings merging animals and geo shapes. He’s even made a few coloring books!
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Speaking of gorgeous detailed animal drawings, these pieces by British illustrator Iain Macarthur are amazing.
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Artist Jennifer Bolande Replaces Billboards with Photos of the Landscapes They’re Blocking. Love it.
⇒ Joe Coleman, freelance copywriter, might just win Best Freelancer Site Ever. Duly note the slider at bottom, with hilarious results.
⇒ A piece I think a lot of creatives and self-employed types might relate to: What if All I Want is a Mediocre Life?
⇒ This post from Seth Godin about opportunity triage, about how saying no becomes habit because saying yes involves an element of risk or inconvenience.
⇒ On hearts, likes and sharing your work on social media. Another one that hit home.
⇒ When a human and a robot collaborate to create on-trend art, the results are surprising and awesome: The Best Art.
⇒ And to end on a completely unbiased note, a shirt that I think is the perfect way to express your feelings on any number of personal and political situations: All the Nope. This is my contender up on Cotton Bureau, I would love your support!
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