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"Creation out of nothing. I often say that origami is as close as you can get to that. It’s a piece of paper. Beyond that, you don’t need anything else."

Joseph Wu, Origami Master
speaking at CreativeMornings/Vancouver(*watch the talk)

"Just keep doing it, keep doing it, keep doing it."

Brooks Atwood, Founder and Principal of POD DESIGN
speaking at CreativeMornings/NewYork(*watch the talk)

Claude G. Théorêt kicked off CreativeMornings in Montréal this July, speaking on the month’s theme of “Space.” An astrophysicist with expertise in the management of innovation, Claude is also a teacher and spoke on how how the infinitely large is actually determined and constrained by the infinitely small.

Pitting Edwin P. Hubble against Albert Einstein, Claude broke down how our universe came into existence, using these wonderfully simple illustrations to help depict complex theories.

"We are all made up of stardust," Claude told the audience.

Illustrations by Todd Stewart.

Watch the talk.

"Being a real scientist or a real creative, means being at the limit of the known and unknown. And if you’re not there, you’re not pushing yourself hard enough."

Claude G. Théorêt, Astrophysicist, Nexaology CEO
speaking at CreativeMornings/Montréal (*watch the talk)

You’re a winner! A card that says it all—or doesn’t—depending on how you fill in the blank.

Best CreativeMornings attendee? Super Stellar Speaker? The Hungry Workshop lets you decide. The letterpress studio is run by Simon and Jenna Hipgrave, speakers at CreativeMornings/Melbourne this past May.

Check out more of their work or watch their talk here.

"I’m not afraid to fail."

Sharon Montrose, Photographer
speaking at CreativeMornings/LosAngeles(*watch the talk)

"Every year it gets better, it gets easier."

Andrew McCracken, Co-Founder, Illustrator & Designer at Doublenaut
speaking at CreativeMornings/Toronto(*watch the talk)

Speaking on the month’s theme of Urbanism, Jessica Jungbauer will be taking the stage at our Berlin event this Friday. Jessica is a freelance journalist who recently launched the online magazine, “Best wishes from Berlin.”

The online journal shares the stories by creatives from all over the world living in Berlin. Like New York in the 1980s or Paris in the 1920s, Berlin is now known for its creative vibe. If it is in Neukoelln, Prenzlauer Berg, Kreuzberg or Mitte—creative ideas like living room concerts, pop-up bakeries or start-ups constitute and enrich the life in the city of Berlin. The German capital provides inspiration for its international inhabitants, which the magazine hopes to capture.

Find out more about the event here.

"It is in the doing that we find out who we are, how we like to do things, how we react, and what our own wonderful idiosyncrasies are."

Simon Collison, Designer, Writer, & Partner at Fictive Kin
speaking at CreativeMornings/NewYork(*watch the talk)

Ever wonder what a breakfast at CreativeMornings/Belo Horizonte looks like? You can see more shots from their last event with Gustavo Caetano here. Photos by Flávio Charchar. You can also find more delicious breakfasts from around the world in our Flickr group, FOOD at CreativeMornings! The Belo Horizonte chapter of CreativeMornings is organized by Leandro Alvarenga. Follow along with them at @Beaga_CM!