From the arts front lines: Designer Sean Fanning on his need for 'human reminders that we’re in this together'

The San Diego Union-Tribune: Five years ago, I decided to freelance full time. I had just left my day job of seven years assisting designers at the Old Globe while moonlighting as a scenic designer, and now it was time to figure out how to be an artist working out of my own home. It was a risky dream of mine, but I was always a bit perplexed by the lack of structure and the discipline it would take to keep the projects moving. How does one create on demand?