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		<title>VizThink Austin with Boy Genius Austin Kleon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[On Feb. 3rd, I held another VizThink Austin community meeting for our ever-growing group of visual thinkers and visual learners. The rare and brilliant bird Austin Kleon hosted, taking the group on a comedic and informative journey about visual thinking for writers. A powerful topic considering that few people are aware of the symbiotic relationship [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: left;">On Feb. 3rd, I held another <a href="http://vizthink.com/" target="_blank">VizThink Austin</a> community meeting for our ever-growing group of visual thinkers and visual learners. The rare and brilliant bird <a href="http://www.austinkleon.com/" target="_blank">Austin Kleon</a> hosted, taking the group on a comedic and informative journey about visual thinking for writers. A powerful topic considering that few people are aware of the symbiotic relationship between words and pictures. (Don&#8217;t let the blinking cursor get you!) Austin has attended virtually every VizThink session since the beginning, so it was high time he hosted one himself. He&#8217;s a natural visual communicator as well as a writer and you&#8217;ll see how he combines the two in his forthcoming book with Harper Collins, <a href="http://www.austinkleon.com/newspaperblackout/" target="_blank">Newspaper Blackout Poems</a>. And, since I know people love free content, you can also see <a href="http://www.austinkleon.com/2010/02/10/visual-thinking-for-writers-talk/" target="_blank">video modules</a> from the session itself. Attendance was impressive considering the dangerous&#8230;.um&#8230;drizzle (Austinites panic when driving in the rain) and it was another excellent evening with our impressive community of minds. So if you&#8217;re reading this post and you want to join the VizThink entourage, contact me. I am always open to another inquiring mind.</p>
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