Adam Brouillette's guest appearances

Adam Brouillette

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Columbus Chamber

Origin Stories

Jennifer Kuntz

Walker Evans

Zach Weprin

Dan Fronczak

Steve Buddendeck

Olga Vidisheva

Greg Lehman

Alex Frommeyer

Peter Edwards

Bill Troy

Michelle Brown

Andy George

Steve Weber

Michael V. Drake

Bruce Caldwell

OwlTail

In this episode, Rita chats with Adam Brouillette, artist &amp; community builder. Adam shares what shaped his creative pursuits – all the way back to his love of Legos &amp; punk rock music. Through a defining class at CCAD, Adam cultivated his unique style &amp; learned the importance of staying true to himself. Since then, Adam has toggled between his self-described “selfish” pursuit to create art and help others. As founder of events like Independents’ Day &amp; spaces like Blockfort, Adam shines a spotlight on other artists to give them exposure within central Ohio &amp; beyond.Tune in &amp; hear us chat about:The genius of Bill Waterson &amp; the magic of Calvin &amp; HobbesThe sources of creativity &amp; if it can be taughtThe professor Adam describes as Mr. Wizard &amp; his influenceAdam’s latest project, In Between Everywhere – a exhibit in print, highlighting Columbus artists

In this episode, Rita chats with Adam Brouillette, artist &amp; community builder. Adam shares what shaped his creative pursuits – all the way back to his love of Legos &amp; punk rock music. Through a defining class at CCAD, Adam cultivated his unique style &amp; learned the importance of staying true to himself. Since then, Adam has toggled between his self-described “selfish” pursuit to create art and help others. As founder of events like Independents’ Day &amp; spaces like Blockfort, Adam shines a spotlight on other artists to give them exposure within central Ohio &amp; beyond.Tune in &amp; hear us chat about:The genius of Bill Waterson &amp; the magic of <a href="https://www.calvinandhobbes.com/about-calvin-and-hobbes/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Calvin &amp; Hobbes</a>The sources of creativity &amp; if it can be taughtThe professor Adam describes as <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hFHBT2yDHg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mr. Wizard</a> &amp; his influenceAdam’s latest project, <a href="https://www.columbusunderground.com/event/in-between-everywhere-book-release-party" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In Between Everywhere</a> – a exhibit in print, highlighting Columbus artists

Adam Brouillette: little INDUSTRIES

An entrepreneur, musician, artist and collaborator, Adam Brouillette is the epitome of a Columbus creative. A graduate of Columbus College of Art &amp; Design, Brouillette decided to stay local upon graduating rather than venturing to a coastal city like many of his art school peers. Why Columbus? The decision created an opportunity to play a big role in Columbus becoming the art hub that is known for today. “Columbus is smart. It is thinking in a way that is progressive and it is thinking in a way that is collaborative,” said Brouillette. And Brouillette is no stranger to collaboration. He has worked to create festivals like Independence Day, and also plays a huge role in the production of the Columbus Chamber’s Art of Business exhibit, which supports the Chamber Annual Meetings. Thanks to his niche in graphic design, Brouillette started littleINDUSTRIES, a small design firm that does graphic, web, signage, furniture and environmental design for small businesses. His marketing tactic of choice? Old fashioned word of mouth marketing, which means Brouillette relies on his work to do the talking when it comes to landing new jobs. A Columbus art scene veteran, Brouillette also works to mentor young artists, and his newest venture, which involves turning an old Napa Auto Parts store into a workspace for artists downtown, will lead to more opportunities to foster the city’s art scene. While his calendar shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon, Brouillette’s priorities will always stay in line with what kept him in Columbus in the first place: art. “First and foremost, I will always be an artist,” said Brouillette. ” That will never stop.” To find out more about Brouillette and littleINDUSTRIES, visit his website.   Looking for tips and tricks to start your own business? Visit the Chamber website and sign up for one of our Leadership for Small Business events here.   The post cbuzz Episode 36: Adam Brouillette appeared first on Columbus Chamber of Commerce.

An entrepreneur, musician, artist and collaborator, Adam Brouillette is the epitome of a Columbus creative. A graduate of Columbus College of Art &amp; Design, Brouillette decided to stay local upon graduating rather than venturing to a coastal city like many of his art school peers. Why Columbus? The decision created an opportunity to play a big role in Columbus becoming the art hub that is known for today. “Columbus is smart. It is thinking in a way that is progressive and it is thinking in a way that is collaborative,” said Brouillette. And Brouillette is no stranger to collaboration. He has worked to create festivals like <a href="https://thisisindependent.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Independence Day</a>, and also plays a huge role in the production of the Columbus Chamber’s <a href="http://columbus.org/artofbusiness/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Art of Business</a> exhibit, which supports the Chamber Annual Meetings. Thanks to his niche in graphic design, Brouillette started <a href="http://www.adambrouillette.com/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">littleINDUSTRIES</a>, a small design firm that does graphic, web, signage, furniture and environmental design for small businesses. His marketing tactic of choice? Old fashioned word of mouth marketing, which means Brouillette relies on his work to do the talking when it comes to landing new jobs. A Columbus art scene veteran, Brouillette also works to mentor young artists, and his newest venture, which involves turning an old Napa Auto Parts store into a workspace for artists downtown, will lead to more opportunities to foster the city’s art scene. While his calendar shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon, Brouillette’s priorities will always stay in line with what kept him in Columbus in the first place: art. “First and foremost, I will always be an artist,” said Brouillette. ” That will never stop.” To find out more about Brouillette and littleINDUSTRIES, visit his <a href="http://www.adambrouillette.com/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. <a href="https://uzw1mooqe5-flywheel.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/IMG_5578-1.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a> Looking for tips and tricks to start your own business? Visit the Chamber <a href="http://columbus.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> and sign up for one of our Leadership for Small Business events <a href="http://columbus.org/resources/events/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. The post <a href="https://columbus.org/podcasts/cbuzz-episode-36-adam-brouillette/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cbuzz Episode 36: Adam Brouillette</a> appeared first on <a href="https://columbus.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Columbus Chamber of Commerce</a>.

cbuzz Episode 36: Adam Brouillette

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