Nice read, thanks! It made me more hungry to learn about artistic processes.

I have to say though, as a plug to a service that helps improve your website presentation and flow, in the context of that blog page, to me it's a big turn off. They talk about a master of visual flow, and then present it in that visual mess of a blog. A link to the .com can't even be found around the top left and instead must be dug up from a cloud of menus on the right, basic visual hierarchy point (point that actually makes a short appearance in the actual article) that so many company blogs get wrong but you'd expect web design experts to get right. I'm not saying their tech isn't good, I have no idea, but I find it hard not to think that if it was good, they'd have figured out how to use it to improve their own promotion site.