In both our life and our creative journey we’ll deal with all sorts of challenges, obstacles, and questions. But both of them could come down basically to two phases: “the morning” and “the afternoon.” Building upon Carl. G. Jung’s theory, Sean Tucker explains how our creative journey can be divided into these two phases and why it’s important to recognize and enjoy both of them. Sean believes that the way in which we develop as creatives mirrors the way in which we develop as human beings....

Remember that little game we’d play as kids, finding familiar shapes in the clouds? I still play it from time to time, but Australia-based photographer Peter Adams-Shawn has raised it to a whole new level. His project titled “From the Deep” features aerial photos, taken with a drone above the surfs of his local beach. In the photos he takes, surfs form various shapes we can analyze and recognize something familiar in them....

I’ve seen some stylish and unusual pinhole cameras over the years. But today, I stumbled upon the most unusual and gorgeous series of pinhole cameras so far. Steve Irvine is an artist passionate about photography and pottery. He has brought his two passions together, and he’s making pinhole cameras out of clay. He makes each camera from scratch and decorates it so it looks like a tiny robot, a monster or a tree....

That being said, the sale is still solid and there are some noteworthy titles to grab. If you haven’t played some of the titles that are being discounted, we’d definitely recommend grabbing them while they’re at this price. Because who knows when they’ll be this cheap again. As for what the included titles are, there are too many to name them all. So we’ll just be highlighting some examples of titles that are must-haves....

These days, drone videos have all become a bit… samey. But that’s largely because most people shooting drone videos are all using the same drones. The vast majority of which are made by DJI. DJI makes some fantastic drones, capable of shooting some incredible video. But they’re too “safe”. Designed to be stable, steady, predictable, and easy. But what happens when you take away that safety? That stability? That predictability? Well, that’s when you’re really forced to learn how to fly....