Sketch Crawl NI Creativity Month with Urban Sketchers Belfast
A pocket sketchbook, a little bottle of blue ink, portable watercolours and just walking around: last Friday 10th March I took part to my…
Sketching around – Weekend, Belfast
Last weekend I had fun sketching places and people from Belfast in my Canson sketchbook; this time I switched between different coloured inks and…
Inside my sketchbook: Make-up illustration
I thought that, since of the busy work period I’m living, it could be relaxing to draw some common object inside my Canson Art…
Sketching Around – Drink & Draw @ Town Square, Belfast
Some of my drawings from the Drink & Draw night held the 22nd February 2017 at Town Square in Belfast, organized as usual from…
My first poster: “Home is where your favourite cups are”
Ok, here is a secret: to digitalize my drawings makes me nervous. So nervous that I felt the need to ask a friend that…
Ch ch ch ch changes – Changes coming
Dear friends, as probably you noticed I didn’t post anything on Bohemian Wanderer during last days. No worries: I’m not going to stop updating…
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Father and Son: from Past to Future in the videogame by MANN and TuoMuseo
byFather and Son is the first videogame in the world published by an archaeological museum: screen after screen, it will take us in an adventure that, using as cornerstone the MANN’s collections and its rooms, will work as a bridge between various eras.
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Having a genius or being a genius: Elizabeth Gilbert’s TED Talk on creativity
The fact that a creativity carreer carries often fears and worries with it is not a news to anyone, isn’t it? Now, imagine that…
[INFOGRAPHIC] The advantages of online courses
“Thanks to the web, knowledge is available to everyone.” How many times did you hear this from when internet started its inexorable growth? Surely…
Remote Working Conference 2016 – December 6 – 7
Creatives, entrepeneurs and professionals on the web, keep your agenda clean for the 6th and 7th of December, because there is a event not…
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Sketch Crawl NI Creativity Month with Urban Sketchers Belfast
A pocket sketchbook, a little bottle of blue ink, portable watercolours and just walking around: last Friday 10th March I took part to my…
Sketching around – Weekend, Belfast
Last weekend I had fun sketching places and people from Belfast in my Canson sketchbook; this time I switched between different coloured inks and…
Father and Son: from Past to Future in the videogame by MANN and TuoMuseo
Father and Son is the first videogame in the world published by an archaeological museum: screen after screen, it will take us in an adventure that, using as cornerstone the MANN’s collections and its rooms, will work as a bridge between various eras.
Father and Son: from Past to Future in the videogame by MANN and TuoMuseo
Father and Son is the first videogame in the world published by an archaeological museum: screen after screen, it will take us in an adventure that, using as cornerstone the MANN’s collections and its rooms, will work as a bridge between various eras.
“If you accept that the universe is infinite” – From “The beach” by Alex Garland
“OK.” I coughed quietly. “If you accept that the universe is infinite, then that means there’s an infinite amount of chances for things to…
Sketching around – A queue in Belfast and a lady from Milan
On Tuesday I spy Belfast people from a cafè, on Wednesday I portray a lady reading her book on a train to Genoa. This…
“But it aint my country” – from “All the pretty horses” by Cormac McCarthy
*Spoiler alert* If you want to read the book or see the movie, it’s better you come back later 😉 “What are you goin…
Marino – Pictures of Northern Ireland and drawings on the train
My first working Monday of the year ended like this: with two friends we jumped on a train to reach the sea. It is…
Return to Narnia: a visit to the new C. S. Lewis Square in Belfast
Charles Staple Lewis, author of “The Chronicles of Narnia”, was born in East Belfast in 1989 and the city celebrates him with a brand new Square dedicated to his most famous book, “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”.
Having a genius or being a genius: Elizabeth Gilbert’s TED Talk on creativity
The fact that a creativity carreer carries often fears and worries with it is not a news to anyone, isn’t it? Now, imagine that…
Inside my sketchbook: forks, sweet potatoes and cats
Today I publish some new pages from my sketchbook: this time I had fun with some other subject, but II continue my work on…
“Bad writing” – from the Afterword of “Full dark, no stars” by Stephen King
Bad writing is more than a matter of shit syntax and faulty observation; bad writing usually arises from a stubborn refusal to tell stories…
[INFOGRAPHIC] The advantages of online courses
“Thanks to the web, knowledge is available to everyone.” How many times did you hear this from when internet started its inexorable growth? Surely…
Remote Working Conference 2016 – December 6 – 7
Creatives, entrepeneurs and professionals on the web, keep your agenda clean for the 6th and 7th of December, because there is a event not…
Villa Durazzo Pallavicini: a path among theatre, marvel and esoterism
The path created by Canzio on the 8 hectares of hill on which the garden spreads is a theatrical piece divided in three acts, but it is also an initiation journey with esoteric and phylosophical meanings.
Inside my sketchbook: food illustration.
I love drawing food: it’s colourful, creative, always different.
“Quick, Draw!”…and teach new concepts to a A.I.
“Quick, Draw!” is an interesting project created by some web developers and researchers with a little help by Google: just by drawing doodles on your screens you will help an Artificial Intelligence learning some concepts.
WabiSabi Coworking Day @ Bleary Business and Community Centre
WabiSabi Days are a smart new way of experiencing the meeting with other professionals: thanks to the organisation of the day, divided in micro-lessons, problem solving moments, convivial pauses and work, you go home enriched, with new colleagues and often with some problem solved by a specialist.