The video above (you have to be in my profile view to see it) was a collaboration with one of my coInspirators, Aha. He did all of the filming and editing. And when his original soundscape plan fell through, I got to play superhero and make a percussive track to go with it. I'm really happy with the flow of the entire piece, and look forward to more applications like this for my ecclectic database of talents, but one thing that was difficult for me was not having enough time to make it exactly how I wanted it. I only had an afternoon and evening to do it, and I'm always very hesitant to put something out that I'm not 100% thrilled about. I've come to realize that this tendency leads to producing less, or nothing at all.

Is something better than nothing? Or should one wait until their vision is mastered to share it with the world at large? How do you walk the line of self-imposed nit picking?

A culture of creativity impacts the current outmoded societal structure not by confronting it, but by ignoring it. It is the perception of irrelevance that is the most powerful force of change. The age of revolution is over, and that of sudden and unpredictable paradigm shift is upon us. All institutions - governmental, religious, and business - are held together and empowered by belief and energized by resistance. The new revolutionaries are those who step into the creative flow to generate the future culture now by simply living it.

- Steven Harrison