Below are the best podcasts we could find on Imagination and Creativity and self employment.
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Today’s guest is Stewart Hil, an ex-army officer who in 2009 suffered a traumatic brain injury during a second tour in Afghanistan. Since then Stewart has found a new purpose in art, initially using it as a way to help him focus.
It seems that just about every artist out there goes through this at some point, if not a couple of times a year and it is all part of being a creative. But knowing that doesn’t always make it any easier to deal with.
This week’s guest is artist Jon Burgerman. His art has a doodle like quality about it. He shares a few of his fun creative projects that he has done on the subway, which he does spontaneously.
One of the common things we hear that creatives struggle with is finding the time to create something, whether it’s finding time to write each day, or time to draw or paint.
Of course, social media can be a great place to share your work and meet like-minded people. However, along with the good side of social media, scrolling through too much of it can be a sure way of feeling inferior and it can even end up destroying your confidence.
Today’s episode is all about New Years Resolutions. Don’t you just love them?
It’s a question you hear from older people, wondering if they’ve left it too late to learn. In fact Sandra wondered it too as she didn't take art seriously until she was in her 30s.
This week’s guest is Will Terry. Will has been a freelance illustrator for 23 years. He has illustrated around 30 children's books for many of the top publishers including Random House Scholastic and Penguin.
In today's episode, we talk about sketching in public places and how to do that with more confidence. Obviously, our number one tip would be to get yourself an incognito disguise like a furry hat and moustache or horses head mask.
This weeks guest is Joanna Penn from The Creative Penn. She’s an independent (indie) author and has written 27 books and sold over 500,000 books in 84 countries and 5 languages.
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