Editor’s note: Last week we highlighted some RVA crowdfunding projects that needed your help to succeed. Today we have a guest post from an RVAer whose crowdfunding project has massively succeeded, and it’s not even over! By Alison Quigley You Continue reading
Perhaps you saw the news going around that Richmond’s own No BS! Brass Band was featured on Time.com today with an exclusive track from their upcoming album. But, if you made your way down to the comments on that article, Continue reading
If you’ve been following RVA Creates at all, you know lots of creative things are happening in the region already, but there are even more people trying to get creative projects off the ground. We went through Kickstarter and Indiegogo, Continue reading
Can you do it in 48 hours? Find out when RVA Game Jams presents a two-day game making challenge at the 804RVA coworking space. There will be special tasks, secret themes and limitations to add to the challenge and inspire Continue reading
If you’ve been asking yourself, “What good creative things have been happening in RVA?” and thinking there is surely more going on than you can remember, you’re in luck! Here’s a quick sampling of some of the news and creativity Continue reading
There’s a lot going on in RVA and the creative world beyond! Because we know it’s not easy to catch every post and update, we’re going to start doing a weekly round-up of news and creativity in case you missed Continue reading
What does an inner-city bicycling non-profit do during the winter? See this video from Richmond Cycling Corps to find out: Tweet
We’re a couple years into the RVA Creates movement now and it’s great to see the RVA logo showing up all over town—not just the RVA stickers Venture Richmond produces to hand out, but various stickers and other merchandise, from Continue reading
Aaron Cohen, guest blogging over at Kottke.org, dug up this gem of an interview with James Dyson at Fast Company. You once described the inventor’s life as “one of failure.” How so? I made 5,127 prototypes of my vacuum before Continue reading
In the book Imagine: How Creativity Works, Jonah Lehrer provides a great story from graphic designer Milton Glaser (of I {heart} NY fame) about how drawing helps us see things differently. Glaser was relaying an anecdote about drawing a portrait Continue reading