16% of Canadians don’t use cable.
Some pretty fascinating demographics, and a good reminder of differences between countries.
– Steven
Creativity
Culture Smash: Canadian Performer Brings Japanese Storytelling Art to North America
In what sounds like a plot to a great unexpected hit anime, Greg Robic of Toronto studied the Rakugo, a kind of humorous storytelling art that mixes original and traditional work. Now he’s on tour. His stage name is Katsura Sunshine, which really has “Manga title” all over it.
Now this is following your passion, learning your trade, and doing something with it.
He’s on tour. I’m hoping for a video.
– Steven
An Interview With Noah Bradley On Why You Don’t Want To Go To Art School
Noah Bradley is a professional artist who works in gaming and other mediums – and he’s got a bone to pick with “traditional” art school educations that he wrote up at https://medium.com/i-m-h-o/138c5efd45e9. He points out that a lot of art school careers put you in debt, with less earning potential than many other careers, and you can do it a lot easier. We’ve seen people call out issues with law school, and medical school – Noah is calling it out about art schools.
So you know the drill – when someone rocks the boat in the creative world, I’m going to interview him.