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Slivers of Eternity: One Minute Meditations on the Ground of Creativity, #28
Arriving! I love BART. So does my daughter. While most folks are contemplating their destination, the two of us are celebrating the power and Majesty of huge silver trains snaking their way about the Bay Area. The sound, too, I call the celestial conch shell. Even from far away, it echos throughout the cities, our […]
Creativity Q & A: What is the Link between Creativity and Nature, Part I?
In this clip, filmed on August 3rd, 2012, creativity expert Austin Hill Shaw takes a break from prepping for his annual backpacking trip to the Universal Ground of Everything in the High Sierras and contemplates the profound connection between creativity and nature. About the Creativity Q & A Series: Creativity is more important than ever […]
Slivers of Eternity: One Minute Meditations on the Ground of Creativity, #27
In this clip, filmed at Codornices Park in Berkeley, California, the barely perceptible changes of the high cirrus clouds are captured by the relative stability of the treetops in the foreground. Creative insight often has a feeling of ascension. As such, looking up at the sky and studying its changes, is a great way to […]
Creativity Q & A: How Can We Teach Our Children to Be More Creative?
In this clip, filmed on August 1st, 2012, creativity expert, Austin Hill Shaw answers an important question from a concerned parent, “How can we teach our children to be more creative?” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePZxMpKz3S4 About the Creativity Q & A Series: Creativity is more important than ever these days. In these times of rampant automation and outsourcing, our […]
Slivers of Eternity: One Minute Meditations on the Ground of Creativity, #26
For more on creativity visit https://austinhillshaw.com. In this clip, the second in a two part series filmed en route to Stern Grove in San Francisco, my wife drives while I get the opportunity to capture the stunning beauty of a Bay Area Sunday in June. The structure of the Bay Bridge, rails, rivets, and tertiary […]