ROB OSBORNE | Go Forth & Conquer
So a little bit about me. I'm an artist, a writer, a creative thinker, a runner, a husband, a father, and everything else. I draw cartoons, design things, make things go.
Are you interested in art? Living a life of adventure? World domination? Then you may like what's happening here.
The world is yours. Go forth and conquer!
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For more, visit: http://robosborne.net
And: http://absolutetyrant.com
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He’s hitting Vegas with some of his friends. Maybe you’d like to join him? It’s comics and frivolity. And it got my attention. What about you?
Edit: Limited to 1,000 people. If this makes magic for you, then you better act fast.
when the internet feels like a warm, snuggly blanket…and then another blanket…and then another? Until you’re under a heap of internet blankets, and the dog has piled on top. Now, you’re just on fire. Internet fire.
Update: According to the Etsy stats, my shop has just gone over 10,000 views for the day. Thanks for looking, friendly, geeky internet people.
There’s just something about Roy Lichtenstein’s work that makes you want to paint it on your face.
Whaam!, Roy Lichtenstein (1963) (por Andy Alcala)
There’s a lot of gobbledygook that can derail your best laid plans. Gobbledygook distracts us, it mesmerizes us, it steals our time and diminishes our capacity for making art, for making awesome, for getting the things done that we wrote on the list (the list that was here a minute ago, but now it’s under a pile of gobbledygook).
Think about the gobbledygook that routinely comes around and steals your thunder. Now, imagine taking your thunder and blasting the gobbledygook with it. Your thunder, turned up, turned up more, smoking hot, super heated, full blast. A total blasting of thunder. You, feeling thuderously awesome. Blasting gobbledygook. Being more awesome at the start of a new year.
You have the thunder. It’s in you. Your thunder.
If you’re looking for busy work, you’ll find plenty of it. There seems to be an endless supply of little things to take care of. But if we neglect the dirty dishes, the weeds, and the broken windows, that will crowd out our capacity to make things awesome. And taking care of the little things so that we can produce more big, awesome things seems like a good idea, no?
