If you visited Portland once for any duration longer than 12 hours, and you did not so much as pop in to @Powells Books, then it does not actually count and you have never been to Portland. Cross it off your list.
Cool recent #PortlandHorseProject blurb from @wweek. Love the art by Mika Dane! Also reminded the project turns 20 this year! Should we throw a sidewalk ring party?
Gonna peace out on social media for awhile. We’re starting an email newsletter soon-ish that we’ll only send every 6 to 12 months. If you’d like to receive it, email me and I’ll add you to the list. Thanks! [email protected]
I’ve been a huge fan of the Portland Horse Project for years and even mentioned it in the Ground Rules Mystery Series.
And now one of my horse photos has made the big leagues, aka, is included this photo book:
https://t.co/zlYfTJJotV
Listen, put the phone down. Breathe. Read a book from the stack of books you’ve been accumulating. Let it go for the night. Take a break. Get some rest. Do something else. See you again soon.
Know the rules before you break the rules. Otherwise, the work will appear naive & it’ll seem obvious you shoulda stuck to the rules. To be clear breaking art & writing rules can be very interesting, but successful cases that were unaware of the rules are very few & far between.
In anticipation of the upcoming #PortlandHorseProject photo book I reached out to two awesome participants, Jackie Rosmus and Jessica Shiner, to talk about tethering rings around town. Our fun conversation ended up feeling a bit like a podcast episode: https://t.co/7ZM3hIzs87