The concept of the “struggling” artist has long been romanticized. In reality, it’s CRITICAL that you enjoy what you create.
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047 Creativity Tactics – Strategies to help you determine if your ideas are original
Last week we talked about the concept of Original Ideas. Do they still exist? Does it matter? This week on Adventures in Creativity it’s all about some tactics, some questions you can ask yourself when you’re creating to help you find YOUR original ideas!
046 Original Ideas
Do original ideas still exist? If so do they matter? I want to share a few thoughts on the concept of original ideas with you as well as the most important factor to consider when attempting to figure out if an idea is original or not.
045 Be a person of value
Too often today we, as creatives, spend all of our time and energy on trying to become a success. But […]
044 Kevin M Smith Author of Human Chess
This week I’m joined by Kevin M Smith, Author of Human Chess, as we have a conversation about his creative process, his writing, and his journey as an author.
043 What Ridley Scott and Alien Can Teach Us About Suspenseful Storytelling
Breaking down an excellent example of building suspense in your storytelling, this week it’s all about Alien from Ridley Scott.
042 Are you trying too hard?
We know creativity and art requires hard work. But are you trying too hard to make it happen and what is the danger of pushing too hard?
041 Letting Go Creatively – Listener Feedback and Follow Up On Episode 40
With great listener feedback, we needed a follow up to our conversation from last week because we may be much closer to understanding the disconnect between photography and craftsmen.
040 What photography gets wrong about the creative process and how craftsmen can help fix it.
Why is it so hard for photographers to take a craftsman’s approach to their work. Photography seems to miss an essential part of the creative process, craftsmen teach us how to fix that.
039 Thomas Skrlj On Storytelling, Film Photography, And The Power of Jumping In
Toronto based photographer, Thomas Skrlj shares his thoughts on the art of searching for the story, developing deeper connections with your work, and the power of just jumping in when it comes to new creative adventures.