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Sunday Reading On Creative Anxiety & Tension

by Robert Schmolze on December 7, 2019

Connect with somebody that can relate to your tension.
A few years ago, Colton Mulligan founded a creative agency and in the same month was diagnosed with Type 1 Bipolar Disorder. This brought anxiety, depression, and mania to the party. In this talk, Colton shares his personal and professional journey…

Sunday Reading

by Robert Schmolze on November 10, 2019

My Sunday Reading Links Facebook pledges $1 billion to counteract California’s housing crisis AIA LA DTLA 2040 COMMUNITY PLAN ULI LA | An Exclusive Look at The Culver Steps and The Culver Studios – Amazon’s Future Southern California Home

Sunday Reading

by Robert Schmolze on October 6, 2019

Increasing Diversity in Architecture: Designer-Led Solutions AN tours the SelgasCano-designed Second Home coworking space in Hollywood The Secret to B2B Account Growth Between the Lines AIA Outlines Initial Climate Action Plan Podcast: Driving Real Social Change Through Public Interest Architecture The Philadelphia Museum of Art Reopens Public Spaces Hidden for Decades 3 Steps to Create Engaging […]

Sunday Reading Links

by Robert Schmolze on September 29, 2019

Gensler's Cities Climate Challenge Doubling Down on Our Commitment to Resilience https://www.gensler.com/research-insight/blog/why-gensler-is-doubling-down-on-its-commitment-to-climate A photo I took at WIRT Design Architecture Office in DTLA of the featured Designer during the 2018 Art Swagger got reposted onto their Instagram. A photo of me by Designer Natalie of Wirt Design. Breaking News and Better Storytelling: Journalism 101 [...] Continue Reading

Mars Case Study for Open Architecture

by Robert Schmolze on February 8, 2019

When asked to envision how we should live in the future, it can seem glib for an architecture firm facing the realities of climate change to respond: Anywhere but here.

Artist Charles Young’s Growing Metropolis of 635 Paper Structures

by Robert Schmolze on November 9, 2016

See them all Discover the little paper world constructed by artist Charles Young who conceived of the idea as a 365-day creative project to explore different architectural forms through paper, every single day for a year. Except… it turns out he never stopped. The tiny paper metropolis has now grown to 635 buildings, many with […]

What’s Your Tshirt Size?

by Robert Schmolze on November 26, 2014

An ongoing survey of the size of people’s T Shirts that they feel comfortable in. Thank you for your participation. Scroll Down to fill out form. Loading…

Can I Ask You A Few Questions?

by Robert Schmolze on August 30, 2014

You are awesome!

We would love to interview you!

Either fill out the Form below (Scroll Down) or
post a video to Youtube and tag #imaginationinsurance.

Answers From Pink Buddha – Weapon of Choice

by reschmolze on July 1, 2014

Beware creepy guys and cops, Pink Buddha carries a big spoon.

Stop and Watch the Internet

by reschmolze on January 30, 2014

Watch shapes fall to create soothing music http://andrew-hoyer.com/experiments/tumbler Experiment by Andrew Hoyer

ONYX CAFE – My first cup of coffee, art show and open mic.

by reschmolze on April 25, 1986

1802 Vermont will always be in the Onyx Cafe for me. I had my first cup of coffee, art show, and did open mic poetry there. I taught my sister how to play chess there. I thought a lot there. I was safe there. I was there, there. So there is part of here now. […]