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August 31st, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

Aaron Porter is a former newspaper artist with more years in the business than he cares to admit. He is still a graphic journalist, multimedia artist, illustrator, painter or any of the numerous titles he has held over the years.
But first and foremost Aaron is a creative individual. And here is where he discusses his and others creative explorations in any media where creativity can be challenged.
The title of this blog was born out of the fact that good things can come of ‘calamities.’ All artist must take risks with their work and the majority of most artists’ work is a series of learning experiences through failure, to ultimately create something worthwhile.
From risks and failures come new ideas, innovations and beautiful art.

Aaron at his easel

  1. November 19th, 2009 at 19:36 | #1

    Aaron,

    Thanks for the lynda.com blog post. If you have an interest in sharing future lynda.com posts, you may want to consider joining our affiliate program. More details here:

    http://www.lynda.com/partners/affiliates.aspx

    Thanks again for the post on your blog and FB.

    -Steve

  2. November 21st, 2009 at 00:17 | #2

    @Steve Thanks Steve. I will certainly check out the link. I have have been recommending Lynda.com quite a lot since I discovered it recently. I might as well use that enthusiasm to my advantage.

  3. January 15th, 2010 at 14:53 | #3

    Hi, Aaron:

    I hope you’re doing well today? This is a quick note to let you know/ask your permission to use a photo of yours and provide a link to your blog in a post I did this afternoon on http://www.travelguidedaily.com. Your description of your best meal has me salivating! Please check out the post and let me know if it’s okay?

    Thanks much! Nice to discover you!

    David

  4. January 15th, 2010 at 20:29 | #4

    @David Dodge Hello David,

    No problem at all! I am honored!
    I appreciate that you let me know and gave me credit and a link. The post looks great and I am glad to know that my words could do a wee bit of justice to that wonderful meal.

    Best to you!

    Aaron

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