How often do we do things without asking why we do them this way? What if there is another way? How often do we default to scenarios deeply engraved in our habits? Many truths will fall down one by one when we just dare to imagine, to think about ideas from a neutral perspective. What if...

From time to time, a book comes along, which will accompany us until our hands are not there to turn worn-out pages. For my father, it was Fate Is the Hunter by Ernest K. Gann. He kept it by his bed until he was no more. I feel that The Creative Act will serve the same purpose for me, and I am glad it's not a paperback edition.

I recently read that we should pay more attention to little things that, when recognized, create a fantastic storyline to follow. So, with this advice in mind, here is my attempt to decipher a piece of art from a fresh perspective.

My dad passed away on October 17, 2020, after contracting COVID-19. He was 90, working on his last movie. Always full of energy, ideas and ready for a new challenge. Although I know that his passing will never leave me, I hope that crossing tonight through the longest night will close the darkness. Tomorrow will bring a bit more light into our lives, and all the memories will make us stronger and better.

Finding your talent or your element is the key to success, and understanding your skills makes it possible. Ibbaka Talent will help to unlock your true potential.

Sketching is not something most of us are taught. The ability to quickly outline an idea visually and explore options playfully is critical for adaptation.