I will never forget the first time I had the pleasure of meeting Guy Kawasaki. Guy was one of the original marketeers (they were called evangelists) at Apple Computer, Inc. In that role, Guy championed the Macintosh to software developers in Silicon Valley. A computer without software just wouldn't be a compelling offering. Since then, Guy has inspired countless entrepreneurs through his books, venture capitalist endeavors, and prolific writing. For me, however, the inspiration was more personal. The thought that spring to mind when I think of Guy is "90 Seconds to Aha!" (In truth, Guy advocates 30 seconds...but the 90 seconds aspect is where it became a more personal story...perhaps fodder for a future blog posting.)
Let us know if you enjoyed this sneak peek inside of a PageSage DVD.PageSage DVDs
- An Altered Journey
with Tim Holtz - Art Unscripted Retreat
with Carol Duvall - Exploring Art Materials
with MaryJo McGraw - Fabricadabra
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with Sarah Hodsdon - Incredible Metal
with Magdalena Muldoon - Mastering Marbling
with Peggy Skycraft - Millefiori Story
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with Tim Holtz
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- Carol Duvall
Queen of crafts - Judi Watanabe
Rubber stamping - Judy Belcher
Polymer clay - Karen Elaine Thomas
Origami and paper arts - Lisa Pavelka
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Metal embossing - MaryJo McGraw
Mixed media, rubber stamping - Michael Jacobs
Book arts & paper crafts - Peggy Skycraft
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Rubber stamping, beading, fiber arts - Sarah Hodsdon
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Rubber stamping
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Polymer clay artist - Karen Elaine Thomas
Origami and mixed media artist - MaryJo McGraw
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Mixed Media artist - Tim Holtz
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Now that's more like it! I will definitely be buying this DVD now that I have seen what is in it!!! I hope you do this with all your DVD's.
Posted by: NancyP | February 25, 2009 at 12:53 PM
We are delighted that you enjoyed the clip Nancy. We have put creating similar clips for other DVDs in our library on our wish list.
Posted by: Suzanne | February 25, 2009 at 01:00 PM