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• February 04, 2025@rocio | What role does research play in your creative process?

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  "So those two kind of go along simultaneously. And it's very nice because then sometimes these two waves will kind of line up in a nice way where whatever I'm researching or whatever I'm like, obsessing over kind of feeds directly into the work that I'm doing. But more often than not, it's just these two kind of lines of communication that I try to keep open with myself."

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• January 27, 2025@rocio | What texts about creativity have you found most useful?

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  "As long as I can remember, I've just loved reading and listening to interviews and doing research on artistic processes and hearing what my favorite artists did and how they managed to make such incredible works of art and how they managed to upkeep their practice and be able to be functioning humans and still make incredible art. So I feel like I've consumed a lot of texts about creativity, but one that comes to mind very prominently is the Artist's Way, which I've talked a lot about on here too."

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• January 05, 2025@muffyn | creative tools

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  "Regular introspection, foster growth and keep our work authentic. And last one is what I think is passion. You should have passion for the things. A deep love for our work is the ultimate driver of creativity. It keeps our ideas alive and motivate us to keep creating. So the conclusion is developing these inner tool is as important as mastering external ones. Nurture them through mindfulness, practice and curiosity. And you will find creativity become creativity, becoming a natural extension of yourself. So be creative. Enjoy."

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• January 04, 2025@Pragati.chopra | My essential tool kit - nature

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  "Also, it's true that you can discovers new way to express and push the boundaries of your creativity. For me, ultimately, creativity, it's a journey. It's a blend of being mindful, curious and continuous growth. And so the essential my toolkit is nature, observation and learning. You know, there's creativity all around us, it just is waiting to be discovered. And creative journey is truly limitless."

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• January 01, 2025@Triley | What helps my creativity

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  "I mean, you know, once I put on some heavy metal, I listen to that, listen a couple listen to some of my favorite songs and then I'll go into listen to like some deep instrumentals where it helps generate majority of all my thoughts. Mainly once I get into that vibe, I started, you know, start writing and dropping down into details and basically get ready to start telling stories. Especially when it comes down to poetry."

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• December 29, 2024@HeartEcologist | My number one tool for creativity … nature

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  "And for me to take myself out of nature and expect to feel fulfilled, joyful, happy, it's an impossibility. And I realize I've been trying to create with only half of my toolkit with just the supplies that I need to create. But I haven't been putting in the critical ingredient, which is outdoor play, recreation, and adventure. And so today I'm packing up for this ski elopement. I'm getting ready to go on a test run."

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• December 29, 2024@ERPDesigner | Louis Tomlinson: Best Kept Secret for Singer-Songwriters

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  "And you can almost see that, like many good writers, takes a lot of inspiration from his own lived experience and maybe the experiences of others that are close to him. But his process is pretty unique because he's got a really. And I go back to this, the devoted fandom and he plays flash festivals and he's kind of like become an icon on the quote unquote indie scene in my opinion, as well as the mainstream."

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• December 22, 2024@Dgeethabhascker | Extended learning through Art!

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  "Art need not be a beautiful painting on the wall. I feel the art classes in school should start working on what the need is today. Forget those template books. Forget the drawings that are tutored. Give a plain sheet of paper and let the child bring out its own expression. Let there be an individual work done by the students without the teacher's interference. Skip the topic and include lessons from the other subjects and let them explore and make it an extended learning in the art class."

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• December 21, 2024@petitephilo | Producer Rick Rubin the Great

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  "These three white guys rap and lo and behold, Brass monkey, that chunky monkey, Funky Monkey is now staple in my head junior high school. But Johnny Cash said that he, you know, revamped his career because Nine Inch Nails did hurt. But then Johnny Cash covered it with the influence of his simplicity. I also read that the Red Hot Chili Peppers hated recording. It was like one of the things as a band they just despised doing."

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• December 20, 2024@KittiChameleon | Name an artist whose process you admire

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  "This is definitely an easy one for me. Regarding the topic of an artist whose process I admire, I always love Georgia O'Keeffe. I love her fluid art and her flowers. It's very distinctive, and there's a real flow and energy. I think she was a very interesting person. Very reserved, but probably very interesting if you got to know her. But the."

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