How I make stuff
I’m not sure if I’m more of an adventurer at heart or more of an artist/author. But one thing is for sure: the adventure needs to come first. Adventure is my muse; my art is how I tell my story; and, my stories are meant to inspire, entertain and educate others. I truly want to make a contribution and help raise humanity to new levels of amazingness. Those are lofty ideals. Too lofty, probably.
Anyway, here are some Articles about how I concept ideas, draw pictures and — most importantly — test my ideas in the real world to make sure they work!
This is a mashed-up bicycle quote that I created based on my favorite Shakespearean play, Hamlet. It was originally part of a quiz. Since then, it has gone viral and spread across the internet, spawning thousands of variations.
A brief description of how I illustrated the cover of my debut sci-fi novel, Breathless. This cover has a lot of symbolism and Easter Eggs. Can you find any?
Update: I'm proud to announce Breathless is the First-place winner for cover design (fiction).
Update: I'm proud to announce Breathless is the First-place winner for cover design (fiction).
Will artificial intelligence be the end of authors and artists? Or will it foster a new era of creativity? Humans have been copying my work for decades. Now A.I. can do it better and faster. I share my thoughts and ask AI what it thinks.
A quick story about my cat editors with lots of pictures of them "helping" me in the office.
Because we believe everything is an adventure, and all good adventures start with a dream, in 2018, we published our evidence-based workbook Dream It! and matching website Dreamaplay to teach kids (and adults) how to dream and how to turn those dreams into reality using our easy 3-step formula: 1) Dream it! 2) Map it! 3) Play it!
Guidelines to writing an article that will be indexed by search engines and read by audiences. We'll use this article itself as a kind of how-to template.
A guide for the complete beginner. Including tips on voice warm-up, voice acting, room noise, equipment and audio resampling process.
Scott's loves to do graphic design for anything related to bicycles, travel and adventure, especially logos. Who better to design your logo than someone who loves bicycles?
I've always been disturbed that the tree sacrifices itself to a greedy old man—so I rewrote the ending and drew new pictures matching the font and style.
Students from Argentina holding their certificates of achievements and their copy of “Cayendo Hacia Arriba” the book that we created together. In my opinion, the celebration of the book is the most important step. It helps the students realize their purpose in life, take a step of action with their passion.
Here is my new book on the floor of the print shop waiting to be bound. It's the Spanish edition of the kid's book, "Falling Uphill: The Secret of Life." I needed to hover over the guys at the print shop because it just wasn't getting done on schedule. Aah! And the books need to be on an airplane to Argentina the next day!