Our journey through creative life is like climbing a mountain with no peak in sight. Plus talking about AI and how some of these "new problems" are actually old problems.

Inspiration can often strike at the least convenient moments. Here are some ways you can collect that inspiration and prepare yourself for the moments when you're actually ready to make your art.

It can be easy to apply every aspect of your life to your outward artistic identity. But not all aspects of your life need to be tied to your identity.

📖 What Is Art - Leo Tolstoy: https://amzn.to/48qKHXk

Today we'll discuss how the love of creative tools can actually be a distraction from true creativity. Also, a conversation from Threads about how to promote your work in modern times.

We have our day-to-day work as artists, always with our mind towards our NEXT piece of work, but...it's important to remember the longterm view of contributing to a body of work.

It can be difficult to successfully form habits for our artistic practice, but something has worked well for me. Also answering a question about how platforms influence the type of art we make.

👀 A great performance you need to see: https://youtu.be/48wFnHhn1j8?si=UoGrBRS1NQFOQEps&t=299

Every artist has a responsibility to find ways to sustain their work. Not selfishly, but as a responsibility to their audience.

We see artists everyday that go viral and think "Wow, I wish I could have that moment!" But, do all artists benefit from a viral moment? How does it impact long-term success as an artist?

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In today's episode we'll discuss why it's actually important to give yourself a chance to miss something. Also we'll talk through issues of burn-out, imposter syndrome, and the other negative feelings we encounter on the artistic journey.

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Welcome to the first episode of Creative Currents.

Today we're discussing thought loops, our definition of success, and an artist who makes an album in a day.

Link to the article: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/dec/05/michiru-aoyama-ambient-album-every-day-interview

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Embark on a journey of introspection and imagination with "Creative Currents," a podcast that delves into the profound depths of the creative mind. Explore the philosophical landscapes of art, music, and video as we navigate the ever-flowing currents of inspiration, sharing profound life lessons, insightful advice, and thought-provoking anecdotes from the world of creativity.

Immerse yourself in the ambient soundtrack that accompanies each episode, creating a harmonious blend of wisdom and artistic expression. Whether you're an artist seeking inspiration, a creator navigating the twists and turns of your creative path, or simply someone passionate about the transformative power of art, "Creative Currents" invites you to join the conversation and ride the waves of creativity.

Tune in, turn up the volume, and let the currents of creativity guide you towards a deeper understanding of the artistic journey. This is not just a podcast; it's a sonic voyage for the creative soul.