Digital Painting – A Tale of Digital Artist Bert Monroy and Me
A couple of weeks ago I attended a presentation by Digital Painter Bert Monroy. Bert wrote the first book I ever saw and used about computer art. It was a tips and tricks book for […]
Category: Art and Science Life Riffs
Landed in New Studio!
I once heard a woman say that no woman would have a second child if our minds were able to remember the pain and process of childbirth. Well, I think moving is kind of like […]
New Theory: Consciousness has less control than we believed
Pretty cool theory to ponder: consciousness is just a conduit, not an actor. Link.
Teaching Coding in U.S Public Schools
For the last many months, I have been working on ways in which we can get coding / programming into our public schools. I gotta confess: the outlook is dire. I had no idea […]
The Sad Fate of Professional Musicians in U.S. : Outsourced to London, Part III – On Treaties
I will be starting this post and updating it later. I have held off on writing more because there is someone I need to interview, and we have not been able to get in time […]
The Sad Fate of Professional Musicians in U.S. : Outsourced to London, Part II – The Pay Model Connection
In the last post, (Part 1) I talked about the loss of studio musician jobs in the U.S. to London as a result of the removal of music education from our schools, the lack […]
The Sad Fate of Professional Musicians in U.S. : Outsourced to London, Part I – The Music Education Connection
Why are so many film and TV producers going to London to record their music soundtracks rather than recording here in the States?