BESPOKE ART & DESIGN
POST CONTRIBUTORS: All | A.D. Cook | Bob Barnes | Frank Mallinder
Why the song isn’t about sadness and life isn’t either. I just saw the movie Song Sung Blue, and when it ended, the song stayed with me. The film stopped, but Song Sung Blue kept quietly replaying in my mind. The more I listened, the more I realized I’d misunderstood it for years. This song isn’t about being blue. It’s about what happens after you listen.
There could not have been a nicer day than today to get out, reconnect with the vibrant local car community, and take a stroll to check out the stunning display of local iron and chrome against a beautiful, expansive blue sky. It was one of those perfect days that remind you why you love being part of this passionate community.
I was recently doing some website updates, sorting through old posts, fixing broken links, and the like. During this process, I stumbled upon some posts that either needed complete rewriting or were too outdated to maintain. It’s a bit of a hefty project given that there are nearly 800 posts on this website. However, the challenge lies not only in updating these articles, but also in ensuring they remain relevant.
Recently, the tech industry has announced a rapid series of agreements that have deeply alarmed the creative community. With generative AI evolving so quickly, creators need to come together, get on the same page, and leverage our collective power. CCAI recognizes both the immense business potential of this technology and its capacity to unlock genuine creative progress.
AI is everywhere in our modern world, and its presence is becoming more pervasive with each passing day. It seems there is hardly anything that doesn’t utilize Artificial Intelligence to some degree, from simple applications like virtual assistants that help manage our daily tasks to complex systems employed in critical industries such as healthcare, finance, art, and design.
AN INDIAN SUMMER 25 YEAR FLASHBACK // This time, about this time of year, 20 years ago, I was excited about the forthcoming Airbrush Action magazine, featuring my latest motorcycle artwork at the time, INDIAN SUMMER.
Cultivating Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship. The internet is a truly fantastic thing that has revolutionized the way we communicate and share information. In today’s digital age, the internet serves as a vital tool not just for personal communication but also for education and business. From its humble inception in the late 20th century, the World Wide Web has grown into something monumental and expansive.
Recently, I have been reading, writing, and talking a great deal about the energy people generate and how it affects us, our health, our lives, and those around us. I know from everything I’ve studied that everyone generates energy, and the quality of that energy impacts how we feel, how we heal, and how we experience life.
This month spotlights HUDL Brewing’s Taproom and their strategic partnership with Neon Desert Brewing, Main Street Taproom, Beer Events in Las Vegas, Brewer Matt and more from Bob Barnes.
It’s that time of year again, a moment filled with anticipation and profound introspection. For me, this period is not just a simple transition; it represents an invaluable opportunity to take a deep dive into my thoughts and goals, reflecting on the rich tapestry of experiences and invaluable lessons learned throughout the past year. As I look ahead, I do so with a sense of hope and excitement, eager to embrace the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead in the coming months. This is a time to embrace the possibilities and to harness the optimism that fuels my ambitions.
It’s truly incredible to think that Christmas is already upon us once again. The air is filled with the scent of freshly baked cookies and the sound of carols playing in the background. Okay, that’s not happening where I am, but it is festive. And I like festive, because festive is creative, and creative is fun.
Twas the night before Christmas and the house was a mess,
Our Christmas Eve party had been a roaring success.
Voices still echoed with laughter and cheer,
And the eggnog kept flowing like holiday beer.