Walking helps our ability to think in ways we still do better experience, than sit and think about…
Online anybody can be fairytale figures and super heroes, but off-line the limits are more narrow
Hoping for change can put the odds against us
Our relationships and communities as an umbrella of people protecting us and helping us facing challenges together
Thoughts on how we went from spear throwing warriors, over self-sheltering businessmen, to become the modern Selfie taking man
3. March 2019 As parents we often drive our kids to what-ever and where-ever they need to go – But walking together with them is a better alternative
Ever walked into a small town or village and wondered where all the locals are? – I think I know… they are online
Illustration of a community working together to stop their town from being flooded by water – texted and non texted version
Drawing of Mother Earth reaching out to stressed businessman – Someone needs a hug drawing in texted and non-texted version
Logbook 9. Jan. The edge as a place
Logbook note: 23 Dec. Taking time Drawing
Change as overcoming the gap
Did a smartphone ever, anywhere, set anybody free?
A day sketching up engaged teaching through storytelling
Drawing: The banjo player in the little wood cabin outside the office highrise
Drawing of a city, separated from its surroundings
Drawing: Lots of experts making themselves heard
Why it is important to recognize the challenges
Facilitating dialogue, using an word from a different world
Dragons at home
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