Donna Druchunas of Sheep to Shawl talks with Eric Maisel about the Zen of Knitting. I met Donna through Women Writing the West. It was curious to me that several of us, unknown to the others, had joined Eric’s blogtour.
Pamela Yates, figurative abstract painter, conceptual artist, andl creativity coach talks with Eric Maisel today about writing and recovery issues.
Jan Allsopp joins the blogtour form New South Wales Australia. Jan is a visual artist with 20 years experience working in the mediums of painting, drawing and sculpture. About a year ago, Jan decided to turn her hand to sketching and journaling her travels and her everyday life. She was surprised at how challenging it…
Judith Nasse and Eric focus on the creative process of writing children’s books. How do you maintain daily creativity and a positive outlook in the face of the long process, rejections, the inevitable doubts, and the plethora of conflicting attitudes from society and the publishing world? Also, Ten Zen Second techniques for children.
Donna Druchunas is a freelance technical writer and editor and a knitwear designer. When she’s not working, she reviews books about science, religion, and skepticism and mouths off on the Skepchick blog where she is part of a team of thinking women who reject superstition and pseudo-science and prefer to use reason and evidence to…
Eric Maisel continues his blogtour today with a discussion of parenting and step-parenting at Jennifer Newcomb Marine’s blog. How can both parties get along and be at peace to provide better parenting?
Walter Logeman of Christchurch, New Zealand is currently engaged (in addition to his otherwise busy life) in a Thousand Sketches project: he plans to do a thousand sketches on a Tablet PC in one year’s time. Check out his efforts at his blog, they are pretty cool. He does great horses!