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About The Site
Most people find that true creativity isn’t a constant presence in their lives, no matter how much you fool yourself into thinking that. We’d like to introduce you to Fuel Your Creativity. This gem is the place to turn to when you’re having one of your “I’m-going-to-implode-if-I-don’t-get-an-idea-soon” moments. Don’t lie. You know you have them.
Check us out when you need some inspiration. We have some pretty cool articles and even cooler links to various sites that will keep you informed on how other creatives like yourself get things done. There are even interviews with said creatives that give you a glimpse into their world. There are some cool worlds out there.
About The Team
Chad Engle, Editor
When he’s not out tasting wine in the fresh air of his home state of West Virginia, Chad Engle can be found hard at work as the Editor at Fuel Your Creativity. That hard work entails bringing you everything you want to know creativity & design and maybe even some stuff you didn’t know you wanted to know but now you really know you wanted to know it. Did you get all that? If not, here it is again. Chad brings you the information on what’s hot in the industry, interviews & amazing inspiration! Nevermind the years of experience in graphic and web design and his obsession with all things advertising. The bottom line is that Chad is just a cool guy and we know you’ll love him as much as we do.
Follow on Twitter: @fuelcreativity | @chadengle
Angie Bowen, Contributor
As one of the genius minds behind the Arbenting sites, freelance web designer Angie Bowen knows a thing or two about creative inspiration. In her position as Co-Editor of FYC with her husband Rob, Angie will share her many years of design experience in exploring creativity with readers in the form of informative posts, in-depth interviews with fellow creative minds and more. If we’re lucky, maybe she’ll treat us to stories about and some pictures of her four furry catkids. After all, we’re one big happy family here at Fuel!
Rob Bowen, Contributor
You may already know him as Rob Bowen-Arbenting guru/writer/designer/stage performer/poet/hiker/husband extraordinaire. Okay, so maybe not so much the firsthand knowledge of the husband one…we’ll take Angie’s word on that. What we can attest to is Rob’s talent as a writer and designer and his dedication to bringing FYC readers all of the latest news from the design arena. Count on interviews with the world’s top creatives, reviews of the hottest programs and gadgets and articles on things that make those light bulbs turn on over the heads of our creative comrades.
Jon Bergan, Contributor
Jon Bergan is a web designer and developer from the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. He runs his own creative design firm with his wife (Marnie Bergan – @marnieb) named Bergan Blue and is also involved in a number of other side projects which he hopes to unveil shortly.
Whilst on the computer, he spends most of his time knee deep in code, up to his elbows in Adobe applications, testing websites in an array of browsers or crawling the web for interesting articles to read. When he actually jumps off the PC, he likes to spend time with friends, watch a lot of movies, play guitar, swim, read, exercise and drink lots of tea.
Jeremy Tuber, Contributor
Jeremy has a over a decade of experience in brand identity, web design, marketing strategy, advertising creations, direct mail, content editing, custom photography, photo editing/manipulation, and multimedia presentations. His clients include diverse set of businesses on both coasts of the US, and he has worked as a Design Lead and Director of Marketing in the corporate world. He has been invited to speak to design students/alumni at local colleges, including the Art Institute of Phoenix. He continues to develop insightful resources to give designers an opportunity to make their dream of running a creative freelancing business a reality with his: 1 on 1 coaching program, the “Work Smarter NOT Harder” Contracts Package, his mentoring CD “From Zero to Graphic Design Hero” and his two break-through books, “Being a Starving Artist Sucks” and “Verbal Kung Fu for Freelancers”, which have sold in over 25 countries around the world (they are available on Amazon, iTunes and on his publishing web site/blog: www.beingastarvingartistsucks.com.
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