Author / Anna Brannon

Digitizing your hand lettering is a cool way to make your art versatile. There are many methods out there and a lot of it comes down to preference and personal style. This…

It’s a typical Tuesday night. Books are strewn, coffee is fresh, and Facebook is lighting up your laptop screen. As you flick past photos, election memes, and posts from that one friend…

While technology certainly has its drawbacks when it comes to human interaction, it would be remiss not to praise it’s ability to strengthen relationships when used well. In an article on the benefits…

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By the time you could walk and talk and balance a too-big fire fighter’s hat on your head, people were probably already asking you what you wanted to be when you grow…

“The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off.” Or make you cry. And want to throw things. Or lock yourself in a bathroom. Failure is a form of…

Meet Pepper. This four-foot tall, sixty-one pound emotion-reading robot has futurists talking. Pepper the humanoid robot released in June of 2015 is designed to read and respond to moods in an intuitive manner…

Or perhaps a better question, can you forget yourself to enter one? As I sat in rows of plush theater seats at the Chicago Film Festival last week, these are the questions…

“We don’t believe what’s on TV, Because it’s what we want to see, And what we want, we know we can’t believe, We have all learned to kill our dreams.” In their…