Questlove on His “Quest for Craft” Series With The Balvenie
The multidisciplinary artist tells us about creativity, curiosity and making Fran Lebowitz smile
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Transcendent Waves: How Listening Shapes Our Creative Lives
$25.00
In this how-to guide and workbook, sound-healing practitioner and mediation teacher Lavender Suarez (who also releases music under the moniker C Lavender) delves into how listening can impact self-awareness, mindfulness and creativity. …
Gavin Turek’s Summer Playlist for COOL HUNTING
The recording artist addresses her highly anticipated debut album, poolside jams and the joy of completing a project
Lil Loom Kit
$30.00
Ideal for those starting out with looming or who don’t want to commit to a massive project, WE GATHER sells this Lil Loom Kit. Along with a pre-threaded frame (measuring three by …
823’s “Hopes and Dreams Club” Encourages Photographic Exploration
Monthly projects to inspire and motivate photographers of all skill levels
Studio Rider Founder Alma Lacour’s “Brief Briefs” Spark Creativity
Encouragement for artists, writers, makers and imaginers who long for structured assignments
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
AI-made music, the world's thinnest paper, missing NYC street sounds and more from around the internet
Via atlasobscura.com
Creative Masks From Around the World
Beginning with the lucha libre-inspired masks of Isaías Huerta (a resident of Puebla, Mexico), Atlas Obscura explores creative face masks made all over the world. Huerta—a retired wrestler and current costume-maker—began designing …
“We Create Anyway” Contest Harnesses Creativity for Good
An open call for original recipes, cocktails, songs, paintings, photography and more
Via businessinsider.com
This Glove-Like Device Encourages Lucid Dreaming
Though still in development trials, the new “Dormio” device invented by MIT researchers shows potential for aiding lucid dreaming—or more specifically, hypnagogic microdreams. Using the “steel ball technique” (popularized a century ago …