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Saturday, April 14, 2007

hip tranquil chick #79: guerilla creativity


Bonjour from Denver! Welcome to the 79th edition of the Hip Tranquil Chick podcast: a guide to life on and off the yoga mat.

Today’s podcast is on a discussion of creativy with author and creativity extraordinarre Keri Smith, topped of with a look and pose of the podcast, and fun tunes! View our shownotes at hiptranquilchick.com/blog.

Keri Smith is an author/illustrator turned guerilla artist. She is the author and illustrator of several books including Wreck This Journal, an activity book for creative destruction (2007 Penguin Books), and the Guerilla Art Kit, everything you need to put your message out into the world (2007, Princeton Architectural Press), Living Out Loud: activities to fuel a creative life, (2003, Chronicle Books), Tear Up This Book (2005, American Girl), Story in a Box-Cinderella, and Princess and the Pea (2001, Chronicle Books).

As a free lance illustrator she has worked for a wide variety of clients worldwide. Most recently Random House, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Ford Motor Co., The Boston Globe, Galison/Mudpuppy Press, and Hallmark. In the last few years she has given lectures and workshops on the topic of "living creatively" for the How Design Conference, the Ontario Graphic Artist's Assocation, UC Davis, and schools across North America. She has been featured in How, Step by Step, Print, Bust, and many more. Having left her home of Toronto in recent years Keri currently lives in Troy, NY. Learn more at kerismith.com.

Pose of the Podcast: Double pigeon

Look of the Podcast: Tube top

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Community Corner: Let me know what fun hip and tranquil events around the book and/or philosophy you have going on and I’ll share them here. Check out our desktop, ecards, and forum on our connect page!

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Soirees, Chats, Booksignings & Retreats: Escape with me and like-minded women at our first HTC retreat in upstate NY in June and our first international excursion in Costa Rica in September. Details for all special events at hiptranquilchick.com.

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Have a burning question that you’d like hip and tranquil feedback on? E-mail me at kimberly@hiptranquilchick.com to have it featured and answered in our dear hip tranquil chick segment found on the blog.

To close out the show, we’re playing podsafe music by new and independent artists from Podsafe Music Network. Today’s selection is When Pluto Plays Pingpong by Electrix. You can learn more this week's featured artist, including how to get more of his music at electrixmusic.de.

Thanks for joining me for the 79th edition of the HTC podcast. Get your creativity on!
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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I really loved this interview! I've always wanted to find more reasons and inspiration to play with chalk and this interview has been re-inspiring. I'm buying the book and can't wait to try some guerilla art.
Thanks so much Kimberly.

Goddess Leonie * GoddessGuidebook.com said...

Hi Kimberly,
I just found your website and podcast. I'd love to be able to listen ~ but would like to download the MP3 directly. When I click the direct download, it brings up a Quicktime page to listen.
Is there any possibility of downloading it to listen later?

Your websites look fantastic, I honour what you are doing in this world.

Thank you so much,
blessings,
Leonie

kimberly wilson said...

Leonie, all you have to do is right click on the link (or press control while you click if you have a Mac). Select "Save As" in the drop down menu and then you can download the MP3 anyplace on your computer. Enjoy!