February 06, 2012

I'm over at "The Handwritten" today

Handwritten Blog
Today, my guest post for Michael Perkins' blog, The Handwritten, is live.

In it I use a New Testament metaphor to offer a parallel between art and faith.

If you're interested, you can read the post and leave a comment by clicking here or on the image above.

See you here tomorrow, where we'll think "outside the box" about doing creative work that is "outside the box".

Feb 6, 2012 7:13:47 AM

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