Agideas 2012
I felt inspired and walked away my head tickling with new found hope..
I actually grueled a little at the thought of having to listen to 10 speakers drone on for 2 hours.
All speakers from varied artist fields were thankfully AMAZING.
It was not just what they did.
Sharing there journeys, enlighting us on how they actually got there with tricks of the trade a plenty turned out to be very interesting and much appreciated.
Turning simple ideas and passions in to art.
Sometimes discovered in the most profound ways..
Showing how creating something and putting out there anyway you can sometimes leads to discovery.
Making clear regardless to keep on trucking if it is what you love.
My favorite speaker was Shaun Tan.
His presentation was gorgeously led with his quirky illustrations.
How being true to himself and taking his childhood passions in to his adulthood is more than possible.
Some other speakers who got my attention were:
Dominic Di Giorgio.. Taking robotics beyond the grave.
Kerrie Stanley who showed me not doing anything all that special but having a big mouth and networking will get you everywhere.
Poras Chaundry who's story of dedication and patience was lovely.
Marian Bantjes opened my eyes to condiments and
Ree Treweek turning childhood fantasys in to youtubes falling face first in to beatle mania.
I felt inspired and walked away my head tickling with new found hope..
I actually grueled a little at the thought of having to listen to 10 speakers drone on for 2 hours.
All speakers from varied artist fields were thankfully AMAZING.
It was not just what they did.
Sharing there journeys, enlighting us on how they actually got there with tricks of the trade a plenty turned out to be very interesting and much appreciated.
Turning simple ideas and passions in to art.
Sometimes discovered in the most profound ways..
Showing how creating something and putting out there anyway you can sometimes leads to discovery.
Making clear regardless to keep on trucking if it is what you love.
My favorite speaker was Shaun Tan.
His presentation was gorgeously led with his quirky illustrations.
How being true to himself and taking his childhood passions in to his adulthood is more than possible.
Some other speakers who got my attention were:
Dominic Di Giorgio.. Taking robotics beyond the grave.
Kerrie Stanley who showed me not doing anything all that special but having a big mouth and networking will get you everywhere.
Poras Chaundry who's story of dedication and patience was lovely.
Marian Bantjes opened my eyes to condiments and
Ree Treweek turning childhood fantasys in to youtubes falling face first in to beatle mania.
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