The Latest Creative Idea Blog: The Sizzling Idea Blog

You may have noticed that it's been awhile since I last posted to this blog. Well, the truth is that I just got a bit tired of writing about things that I wasn't passionate about. Don't get me wrong. I love technology. It's awesome and is the only reason that life is this easy these days.

However, I just couldn't seem to produce anymore cool content about tech.

So I've made a little switch in direction. I've begun to write about not just awesome technological advances. I'm not just introducing the latest freeware, web tools, and gadgets-- I'm now writing aboutevery creative idea that makes the world a better place in my new blog, The Sizzling Idea Blog: Hot Banana Peppers.

Actually, I wouldn't say that I'm writing about every creative idea. I'm not writing about huge products like iPhones or cars, despite the fact that they are interesting ideas that improve our lives. I'm writing about those little ideas that make the little things a bit better.

Think about reversible clothing or umbrella hats or instant ice. They are the creative ideas that don't get recognized everyday. And I'd like to recognize them.

I think this is truly something that I'm passionate about. I love creativity. Just love it.

So if you're interested, I invite you to take a look at The Sizzling Idea Blog.

If not, I understand. Creativity isn't for anyone.

A Creative Community: Redbubble

As the internet expands, so does the demand for sharing of ideas. This is one of the things that is hard to find on the web but I have found an amazing site that allows users to share artwork, photography, clothing designs, calendar designs and even writing pieces.
Redbubble has created an innovative page that showcases the inner creativity of anybody and everybody who joins. Each of the compositions have a touch that conveys great sentiment and as you view others' things, you will really begin to pick up this concept.
But that isn't the only incentive, for art pieces, if people absolutely love one of your works, they can purchase it in the form of a greeting card, or wall art. But if you're looking for even more, enter one of the numerous contests that will award you with either Redbubble credits to spend on art and clothing or pure cash.
And of course a community isn't a community if it doesn't have groups to join or a very useful commenting system that lets people give you suggestions and complements regarding any of your pieces.
So if any of this interests you, (if it doesn't you might want to see your doctor) pay a visit to Redbubble.