This reblog comes from Kristen Lamb and talks about something very important – especially in the current climate on social media – how to handle political discussion (and other hot topics) on social media with your personal brand in mind. It’s a long post, but well worth the read!
Word of the Week
snollyguster
noun
A person – especially a politician – who is guided by personal gain instead of consistent, respectable principles.
Word of the Week
temporise
verb
Procrastinate, to delay.
Reblog: Why Buy Ugly?
This week’s reblog is about a very important issue: food waste. Approximately a third of the world’s food production is thrown away and on top of the food itself this is also a waste of resources, land, packaging and manhours. Things need to change.
Why Buy Ugly? – http://wp.me/p7KTfI-4p
Word of the Week
natalitial
adjective
Of, like, or pertaining to a birthday.
Sketch of the Week
Another teaser from the project I’m working:
There’s still some unfinished things in the image, but it’s coming together – pencils and inks by hand, A4 size; coloured in Corel Painter.
Word of the Week
catachresis
noun
Incorrect usage of a word; strained use of a word in a mixed metaphor or figure of speech.
Word of the Week
quab
noun
Unfledged bird, something immature or unfinished.
Reblog: How to Overcome the Hormones That Makes Us Hate
My reblog this week is from The Observer and speaks about Us vs Them, Love vs Hate, and the things that make us human:
How to Overcome the Hormones That Make Us Hate – http://observer.com/2016/08/how-to-overcome-the-hormones-that-make-us-hate/