Below are the best podcasts we could find on Imagination and Creativity and creative well being.
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In today’s interview, we are talking to Artist Ian Fennelly. His work mainly features buildings which are painted with splashes of beautiful vibrant colours and use lively linework.
The answers to our problems lie all around us, but they are often invisible. We must train ourselves to look at the world differently in order to find them. Today’s guest is Stephen Shapiro, author of the book Invisible Solutions.
If you want to disrupt the status quo, you need to think differently. On this episode, Trendhunter CEO Jeremy Gutsche shares some practical advice for innovating in uncertain times.
As Artists and Creatives we are often asked questions that can really ruffle our feathers, even if they are meant with the best intentions.
Today's interview is with artist and creative Marcia Furman. She sells her art through her Etsy shop and in person at crafts markets.
When we are starting with anything new we all tend to imitate, we copy drawings and painting techniques to learn how things are done. But then there comes a time when we need to find our own way and use what we have learned to create something new that we can call our own.
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Today we are talking about the power of continuous practice. And I think that most of the people who joined KITC at the start and have been joining in with the challenges ever since will be able to see how much they have improved by adopting a creative habit.
Where do good ideas come from? Often, they are forged in the most unlikely places. On this episode, I share a simple and practical method for exploring and playing with new ideas.
Creative work is largely qualitative in nature. That can make it difficult to choose the best idea without creating conflict on the team.
As a creative professional, it’s easy to get pulled into work that needs to be done at the expense of work that you’d like to do.
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