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This effectual approach contrasts with the causal approach, which focuses on the lack of resources, views entrepreneurship as a zero-sum game, makes decisions based on hypotheticals and accounting, sees out-of-the-box events as problems, and attempts to predict and control the future at all costs.
The key takeaway is not to strive for perfection but
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Creativity is nurtured not pressured
As artists, the rituals we adhere to before, during, and after creation assume an almost sacrosanct energy.
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“It’s about pushing ourselves out of our comfort zone and asking questions like ‘What happens when we blend the natural with the surreal?’ or ‘How can motion bring these AI-generated forms to life?’” she adds. Weekly brainstorming sessions help refine the prompts and keep the themes at the centre of the creative process.
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Phones Ruin Art (and Artists)
Most of the art we look at is on a screen. And not just any screen, but a phone screen.
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How to efficiently extract all the paint from a paint tube
1. Use a tube wringer from the bottom of the tube towards the top to squeeze out the paint.
2. Fold the top of the tube and use pliers to crimp it, pushing out any remaining paint without piercing the tube.
3. Continue flattening the tube and then use a tool to scrape out any leftover paint in
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