Yasmin Nguyen is a thought leader, speaker, podcast host, and veteran entrepreneur of 17 years. He is committed to inspiring over 1 million acts of gratitude to grow magnificent relationships, businesses, and communities. In 1978, at the age of 5, he, his […]
Amy Kisch and Heather Zises are the art editors of Pregame Magazine. As experts, curators, and advocates, they help artists navigate the art world and support emerging talent. Amy Kisch is the Founder of AKArt, where she is an independent […]
Robert Saywitz is a visual storyteller. He creates his own graphic narratives in the form of original works on canvas, paper, and mixed media; art books; and graphic novels. He builds images infused with emotion, that communicate a magnification and intensification […]
“Business art is the step that comes after art. I started as a commercial artist, and I want to finish as a business artist. Being good in business is the most fascinating kind of art. During the hippie era, people […]
Nick Onken is a photographer, podcast host, and creative entrepreneur devoted to inspiring the world to create their moments and create their life. A former graphic designer hailing from the soggy city of Seattle, he now resides in the concrete […]
Hang on. You are in for a ride, but stay true to your goal. Wait a minute! We don’t need to go back that far to start the journey. Okay, this is better. Your journey begins as a CEO. You […]
Peter D. Gerakaris is an American interdisciplinary artist whose kaleidoscopic paintings, installations, and origami sculptures engage nature-culture themes. His distinctive “Post-Pop Botanic” style presents a postnatural vision of nature as if diffracted through a pop-cultural lens – a space where nature and […]
What do you do when you come to a fork in the road? Do you bound down one road without hesitation? Do you pause and weigh your options? Do you ask for input from those who’ve traveled this road before? […]
I have a confession to make. It’s something I’ve never admitted before publicly. I still have a fair amount of shame around it and it is probably the number one source for my sometimes crippling self-doubt. It’s been around for decades, easily, […]
Xin Song creates modern paper-cut works that borrow imagery from contemporary magazines. The artist uses the Chinese folk paper technique (originally called Jianzhi) to challenge our taboos, our relationship with society, and the way we think about ourselves. Song builds […]