Create Loud

An empty lantern provides no light. Self-care is the fuel that allows your light to shine brightly. ~UnknownWe talk a lot about the hustle, the grind, and making your dreams happen, but do you ever make time for YOU? For real though, when was the last time you took a break? Taking care of yourself is just as important as all that other good stuff, so let’s talk about it! This week’s episode is all about self-care with tips from fellow creative, Amy Heimbigner!We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

An empty lantern provides no light. Self-care is the fuel that allows your light to shine brightly. ~UnknownWe talk a lot about the hustle, the grind, and making your dreams happen, but do you ever make time for YOU? For real though, when was the last time you took a break? Taking care of yourself is just as important as all that other good stuff, so let’s talk about it! This week’s episode is all about self-care with tips from fellow creative, Amy Heimbigner!We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

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Rachel and I had the privilege of attending Salt Lake FanX this past weekend! It was an awesome experience. Every costume from Bob’s Burgers to LEGO Batman to Predator was there, and we got to be a part of it!On this special episode, we took a dive into the artists and creatives selling their work of all kinds. We asked them about what inspires them, what they’d say to aspiring creatives, and what they’d do differently if they had a chance. Here’s a list of everybody we talked to and where you can find them online!Dawn Blair, authorMorgan Rhys Gibbons (Comic book artist, “Reality Not Included”)Stephanie Jaeger (Author, “Scrolls of Zndaria”)Haylee Morice (Surreal artist/illustrator)Dale George (Author, “The Device”)Cathleen Abalos (Illustration/storyboarding)Elvira and Ronnie Dukes (Dukes Comics, creators of A.W.O.L.)Brandewyn Gill (Creature/Character Design)Dolly Williams (Author of “Child of Chaos”)Tyler Lamph (Artist)Shelby Fisher (Artist/YouTuber)Alyssa Tallent (Artist/Children’s illustrator)Derek Knierim (Comic book creator, illustrator)Ryan Winch (Illustrator, creator of “Space Pilgrim”)We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

Rachel and I had the privilege of attending Salt Lake FanX this past weekend! It was an awesome experience. Every costume from Bob’s Burgers to LEGO Batman to Predator was there, and we got to be a part of it!On this special episode, we took a dive into the artists and creatives selling their work of all kinds. We asked them about what inspires them, what they’d say to aspiring creatives, and what they’d do differently if they had a chance. Here’s a list of everybody we talked to and where you can find them online!Dawn Blair, authorMorgan Rhys Gibbons (Comic book artist, “Reality Not Included”)Stephanie Jaeger (Author, “Scrolls of Zndaria”)Haylee Morice (Surreal artist/illustrator)Dale George (Author, “The Device”)Cathleen Abalos (Illustration/storyboarding)Elvira and Ronnie Dukes (Dukes Comics, creators of A.W.O.L.)Brandewyn Gill (Creature/Character Design)Dolly Williams (Author of “Child of Chaos”)Tyler Lamph (Artist)Shelby Fisher (Artist/YouTuber)Alyssa Tallent (Artist/Children’s illustrator)Derek Knierim (Comic book creator, illustrator)Ryan Winch (Illustrator, creator of “Space Pilgrim”)We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

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Have you ever wanted to tell your boss how much you hate your job right to their face? This episode might help you get there.“The Grind.” “The rat race.” It all means the same thing: you don’t like your job. When is it time to leave? How can you quit the full-time job you really hate? We’ll help you answer this question and get you some info on how to lay the groundwork for a future epic quitting story!Do you need some advice on how/when to lay the groundwork? Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

Have you ever wanted to tell your boss how much you hate your job right to their face? This episode might help you get there.“The Grind.” “The rat race.” It all means the same thing: you don’t like your job. When is it time to leave? How can you quit the full-time job you really hate? We’ll help you answer this question and get you some info on how to lay the groundwork for a future epic quitting story!Do you need some advice on how/when to lay the groundwork? Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

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Find people who help you be what you want to be!This week we’re joined by Nathan Madsen, talking about the benefits of collaborating, being an artist despite difficult circumstances, and above all, how being a mentor can change your life (and someone else’s)! Nate Madsen has been composing music and producing sounds for games and films since 2005. He plays piano, saxophone, flute, clarinet and guitar. Nate splits his time up between fine craft beer, fine queso, his two little boys and his wife, Sarah. (Not necessarily in that order.) You can learn more about Nate and hear some of his work on his website: www.madsenstudios.com.We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or visit createloud.org. We’re continuing the conversation in our Facebook group. Join Creators Connect and let your thoughts be heard!

Find people who help you be what you want to be!This week we’re joined by Nathan Madsen, talking about the benefits of collaborating, being an artist despite difficult circumstances, and above all, how being a mentor can change your life (and someone else’s)! Nate Madsen has been composing music and producing sounds for games and films since 2005. He plays piano, saxophone, flute, clarinet and guitar. Nate splits his time up between fine craft beer, fine queso, his two little boys and his wife, Sarah. (Not necessarily in that order.) You can learn more about Nate and hear some of his work on his website: www.madsenstudios.com.We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or visit createloud.org. We’re continuing the conversation in our Facebook group. Join Creators Connect and let your thoughts be heard!

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“It’s a no from me.” The hardest words your little X Factor loving ears will ever hear. Every creative has to deal with rejection, from the minor daily fails to major letdowns. We know what it’s like; we’ve been there! On this episode, we talk about how you can not let disappointments get you down.We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or email us at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

“It’s a no from me.” The hardest words your little X Factor loving ears will ever hear. Every creative has to deal with rejection, from the minor daily fails to major letdowns. We know what it’s like; we’ve been there! On this episode, we talk about how you can not let disappointments get you down.We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or email us at [email protected]. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org.

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