1 Fine Artist

I love adventure. I have hiked to the tip of nearly every mountain within eyesight here in Tucson. Amazing - the tops of each one of them are so different. To east there is one that is covered in lady bugs. I have never ever ever seen so many red tiny little lady bugs in one area as there! And the snow on Mt. Wrightson gets to be 7 feet deep! And yet the timbers, old ass pine trees (aged only 50 years - not at all like michigan trees 300 yrs old), on Mt. Lemmon are a worth so much sniffing through the nose! The climate on Mt. Lemmon in the summer time when it's 107 degrees outside is just like being 7,000 miles north in Canada! Awesome time's camping and hanging out up there. LOVE TUCSON!!!My free-spirit tends to place adventure over love. My biggest weakness is that I lust for the true power of freedom. My greatest strength is my imagination coupled with the life that I've lived - (I kinda like to think all human beings love that way)
I am also fascinated by what doesn't exist. And I obsess over what I see as an economy that doesn't exist. I ask myself - Why don't the huge economical ideas that I see exist? And yet, in bringing an economical idea into the creative process is next to impossible. And further, witnessing something that doesn't exist depends upon two things. The first is that one needs two alternating contexts for reality but also on a third point. Context can change producing profit or imbalance. This is how economical products exist in our world. For instance, a standard and well-known product is the Starbucks paper cup. Everyday, as you pay for that Mocha, your money actually votes to own that paper cup. Starbuck's genius is an economical highway: as you vote with your dollar your dollar power gets your name on the cup! Handwritten!! (An ancient custom!!!). By voting with your dollar you actually own the decision to have your name on the cup.
Secondly, context matters. For example, another context for the same cup but played up in a practical joke, one that could be on Saturday Night Live - A Starbuck's cup with the name " 'Cracka' " on it. "Hey Crack Addict! C'mon getchure coffee!" - "That'll be $7.98 cents please!"
Unfornetly, comedy sets like this do not exist! An Avantgarde Artistic economy doesn't exist. And yet hollywood has possible avenues for pushing the argument for employee's right to a new economy and one that is not based on oil and war. For, instance the same cup can be portrayed in a much more powerful and more controversial way (and which also happens to be economically pace setting), is by having an employee place a sticker on the cup. The stickers are invented by the artist, photographer or graphic designer who already work for Starbucks and actually want to meet person's interested in the arts. Big deal right? Not a single corporation in America supports the placing of a single employee's sticker on the corporations product. Starbucks supports minorities, women's rights, and yet they have yet to offer equal partnership to the arts.
So far - In America, in "the land of the free," it is corporately illegal for employee's to stick a single sticker on a corporate product.