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Have you ever tried supporting local artists? Check out the artist showcase next Friday night at Brush Crazy (Great Falls). 🎧 Intro/Outro music: Nick Panek (@panek.nicholas on Instagram)
Relentless Creativity: How Diego ‘Robot’ Martinez Built a Thriving Art Career | Fork in the Road Podcast
El Paso artist Diego ‘Robot’ Martinez doesn’t just make art—he lives it. In this episode of the Fork in the Road podcast, Diego reveals the relentless work ethic, creative hustle, and strategic mindset that transformed his passion into a full-time career. We dive into:✅ The grind of making art a viable income✅ How community & family shaped his journey✅ The importance of documenting the creative…
Success isn’t magic.
It’s discipline. It’s action. It’s putting in the work when no one’s watching.
goals for next week:
-do & send in coursework for BA
-work on music
-apply at more modeling agencies
-email event location with polite feedback & offer freelance services
-finish movie script
-research how to pitch story to production company/netflix
-finish reading 1 book
-do eyebrows
-eat more
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We're closing out March by talking with with London-based product designer and creative technologist Alex Fefegha. As the creative director of his own Alex's work has taken him all over the world, and he's currently creative director of Comuzi, an agency with clients like the BBC, the University of the Arts London and NHS England.
Our talk is less of an interview and more of a conversation. We touch on a few entrepreneurial topics like starting a studio and finding clients, the state of diversity in design in London and the United Kingdom, and I ask Alex what he thinks prevents more Black designers from becoming recognized leaders in design. It's a little bit of a departure from the norm, but I'm glad that we were able to candidly discuss these topics. Thanks Alex!
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"Support your friends like you support these Celebrities" 👫
In any group of friends, we all have that one creative, talented and gifted person that's trying to make a lane for themselves. And one of the most important aspects of any hustle is promotion. The difference between your friend and your favourite rapper/artist/designer/business is that your friend doesn't have a massive machine pushing her/him. Another difference is that your friend probably cares for you a lot more than the latter. So if your friend is genuinely good at what they do, SUPPORT HIS/HER ASS. If they sell paintings, you sell paintings too. If they rap, your a rapper as well. If they're a photographer, you better promote they're photos like they're yours too. You gotta support your friends because you might make a difference in they're life. And who knows. You might be all that they got.
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Street culture Creative Hustle pops up in Cape Town
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Next month Live SA and British Council Connect ZA will host the next instalment of their popular Creative Hustle event series in Cape Town in partnership with lifestyle concept store, Boaston Society, and creative collective, Jam that Session.
The hustle will take over Boaston Society’s space in Long Street in Cape Town on Thursday 27 November and features a panel discussion with young people and brands who are making waves in music and fashion street culture.
Panel
Boaston Society founder Elisha Mpofu @boastonsociety
Jam That Session co-founder Obie Mavuso @JamThat_Sesh
Head Honcho Clothing founder Nick Kaoma @nick_kaoma
2Bop Clothing co-founder Anthony Smith @2bop
Illustrator and graphic designer Clara Ilena @ClaraIlena
And People lead creative Kim Smith facebook.com/andpeople
Hashtag Radio and SABC 2’s Roughing It Out presenter Vuyolwethu Dubese @VDubese (Facilitator)
Look out for live performances from hip hop artist Andy Mkosi and backpack emcee Sabz, an interaction with a live street art wall by Clara Ilena as well as merchandise from pop up stalls.
British Council Connect ZA’s Levina Jones says this hustle questions who determines what makes street culture; how street culture and the wider creative sector work alongside each other, through collaborations or co-operations; and is there a way for high end creative movements and pop up kasi street culture to support each other positively?”
Live SA’s Sid Sidwaba adds: “We also want to explore whether street culture lends itself more to collaborations with new or established brands and how technology has facilitated greater access to global street culture.”
The Creative Hustle: Street Culture Pop-Up event takes place at Boaston Society, 55 Long Street, 2nd Floor in Cape Town on Thursday 27 November 2014 from 4.30pm to 7.30pm. It is free to attend for 18 to 35 year olds, however you must reserve your place to attend at http://livemag.co.za/register-cape-town-street-culture-creative-hustle/.
Presented by Live SA and British Council Connect ZA, Creative Hustles are an event series for 18-to-35-year-olds, providing a platform for up-and-coming creatives to connect and build relationships with established industry professionals. For more information, visit www.livemag.co.za/creativehustles #creativehustles.
This project is part of SA-UK Seasons 2014 & 2015 which is a partnership between the Department of Arts and Culture, South Africa and the British Council.
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