Recently Cynthia Morris came to visit me and we sat down for an interview because she wanted to know more about A Kiss Before You Go and the whole process of recording your life in a book. Cynthia has started drawing fairly recently but she is a life coach and deals with creative people all the time. She describes her job as helping “people enjoy their talents and create on their own terms”. I like that job description. She gave me some solid advice on the direction my life is taking and I offered my own thoughts on how she could create an illustrated memoir.
Here’s a video we shot of the chat in my living room.
Cynthia posted her notes from a conversation we had once the camera was off about my advice on “8 Ways to Live an Illustrated Life“. I hope it’s useful.
Danny Gregory 
just wonderful, Danny. I love hearing your speak about your book, your dear Patti, and the process of creating an illustrated memoir. (And was that Joe or Tim in your lap?) xoxo
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Danny, you are truly an inspirational person. I’m a private person and now I’m trying to share my experiences, good or bad, trough my art. “Go beyond your comfort zone and share it”. I loved it! Life is a learning process. Thank you!
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BEAUTIFUL!!!! Thanks for sharing!
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Excellent! Now how about one where your dog is interviewed. The one you held throughout this talk looks like it might have a few thoughts worth sharing. . .
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I think you’ll find that here:
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Hilarious hound video. I knew dogs, especially Tim, was smarter than he first appeared. 🙂
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A joy to see the dog. He was definately listening and thinking about his illustrated story. I love your work Danny. Cynthia…great interview…loved the one you did with Marcus McCallister in his Paris studio. I like that you interview in the artist’s home.
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