Creativity Spins Clones // Frido
Recently, I had the wonderful experience of reconnecting with one of my students who was a participant in a Creativity Workshop I was teaching at business school in France called... Read More
Love for Analogue Stories
A Gentle Journey from Pixels to Paper // Jenny
In a world where technology and analogue often feel opposite, Jenny beautifully blends the digital sphere with analogue mindfulness in a way that’s both deeply intentional and refreshingly relatable. Over... Read More
Daily Calendar Doodles, January - April // A.C.
Another quarter of a year gone means another collection of JIYU Monthly calendar drawings. Here’s January-April, plus a few things I’ve been using the free pages in the back for.... Read More
A Colorful Life Rewritten // Job
Having followed Job’s journey for many years, I’ve come to discover that he is far more than just a journaler. He is a storyteller, an artist, and a passionate advocate... Read More
The Art of Repair: Kintsugi // Frido
Kintsugi is the traditional Japanese technique of mending broken ceramic pieces together and through that process turning them into unique and beautiful artifacts. One of the ingredients, however, is derived... Read More
The Art of Unoptimized Creativity // Carolyn Yoo
Carolyn Yoo is an artist, illustrator, and writer whose work feels like a heartfelt conversation - honest, reflective, and deeply personal. She brings her stories to life with rich analog... Read More
Five Years, Fifty Stories // A.C.
Five years ago, Wakako Takagi asked if I would like to contribute essays to Baum-kuchen’s Love Letter on a regular basis. I remember feeling elated, and also kinda scared. “Are... Read More
Trust the Process // Frido
The quote "Trust the Process" works on many levels and can have various meanings. In this video, Frido explores what it means for BK and the process of designing new... Read More
Sticking Together: How I Organize Washi Tapes // A.C.
Recently, for my own amusement, I sat down and organized my partner’s washi tape collection. I have also done this, “for my own amusement”, to our bookshelves, desks, ink samples,... Read More