What cultural sources do you draw from the most?
Music, literature and arts (Ligabue, Coldplay, Jovanotti, Oscar Wilde, Italian poets such as Leopardi, Van Gogh).
Ancient cultures. See our research www.shapeofthought.com
The humans
My Scots / Irish heritage is where I draw from the most.
ALL OF THEE (sic) ABOVE
I draw from Native American culture, ancient Egyptian culture, and medieval culture of various types.
Indonesian culture was influenced for me..
Irish/Celtic, you should realize by now I'm obsessed with Ireland.
Conversation.
Lists on Twitter.
Youtube.
Creative Review.
Friend's facebooks
Tate
Keeping a constant exchange with friends, through social media, of good things we find and appreciate.
I had to google that to understand the question! In my line of work it's fairly easy as my audience is so specific it's easy for me to know where I need to be creatively. I'm a bit of a sponge and love to experience and know everything, even if it's a virtual experience! I try to design for as many different people as possible and in a way that it crosses over. Craft is still not as cross-cultured as it could and should be and I often wonder what I could do to tempt new people into the fold.
Hmm. Sometimes television, though I don't watch much. I do read a lot, in different genres. I'm also obsessed with history, especially medieval history, and so I like to read historical books, both fiction and nonfiction.
Nothing in particular - my interests are very diverse and wide-ranging.
EVERYTHING
Street art and pop art
I TAKE ALOT FROM MEXICAN AMERICAN , AND AFRICAN AMERICAN |
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