Just a standard report that happens to be slightly interesting.This audio short was created by Zach Armstrong of <a href="https://roosterhigh.com/">Rooster High</a> as a part of Reese Hopper's <a href="https://www.reesehopper.com/creative-consistency-challenge">Creative Consistency Challenge</a>.

Just a standard report that happens to be slightly interesting. This audio short was created by Zach Armstrong of Rooster High as a part of Reese Hopper's Creative Consistency Challenge.

Just a standard report that happens to be slightly interesting.This audio short was created by Zach Armstrong of <a href="https://roosterhigh.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Rooster High</a> as a part of Reese Hopper's <a href="https://www.reesehopper.com/creative-consistency-challenge" rel="noopener noreferrer">Creative Consistency Challenge</a>.

An Interesting Report

The Open Sketchbook is a show for anyone who wants to be a little more creative.

A try-hard named Zach hosts the show and it and contains short-form audio narrative episodes (in the odd-numbered seasons) and interviews with accomplished creatives (in the even-numbered seasons). Zach created the narrative shorts as a part of Reese’s Hoppers first Creative Consistency Challenge class, where each person in the group committed to creating a small, complete piece of art every day for more than two weeks. 

That experience was transformative and Zach posted the shorts as a podcast, and later decided to use it as an excuse to interview accomplished creatives about their own creative processes.

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The Open Sketchbook is a show for anyone who wants to be a little more creative. A try-hard named Zach hosts the show and it and contains short-form audio narrative episodes (in the odd-numbered seasons) and interviews with accomplished creatives (in the even-numbered seasons). Zach created the narrative shorts as a part of Reese’s Hoppers first Creative Consistency Challenge class, where each person in the group committed to creating a small, complete piece of art every day for more than two weeks. That experience was transformative and Zach posted the shorts as a podcast, and later decided to use it as an excuse to interview accomplished creatives about their own creative processes.

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