Creative Questions

Creativity can come in many forms. The traditional arts that most would recognize are: painting, drawing, sketching, sculpture, oils, watercolours, ink etc. There are also a vast number that the hosts agree are also creative.

Comic books, writing, sewing, crocheting, miniature making/painting, world building, costuming, set painiting, chainmaille, jewelery making, recycled craft, upcycling, scrapbooking, paper craft, digital art, digital animation, game design, dancing, music, singing, poetry performing, bead making, forging, embossing, cooking, printing and print making, photography, bag, wallet and accessory design and creation. (With more making the list everyday.) 

When they state creativity as a term- it doesn’t even necessarily mean that you need to be making something.

Creativity can be just displayed in a lot of different ways, but as long as there’s some sort of permanence to whatever it is that you are doing even if it’s just a recording of it, whether it be pictures or videos or something like that- that’s creativity. You are making something or expressing yourself in a way that can be expressed to others.

Every single time, everything that you do that expresses, feeling or emotion, or even something that’s derivative, as long as, as you are thinking about it in a way of creating something –that’s creativity to them.

Like fireworks, you can’t argue that a firework display or a firework itself is not creative. That requires actually a great deal of creativity and ingenuity to do with some of the firework shows that are displayed, but they are not permanent but the recordings and memories of them are.

You do have the potential to be creative, all you need to do is unlock that potential. Subscribing and listening to this podcast will help you look at your skills in new ways and inspire you with stories of what others are out there doing. Are you ready to get started? Subscribe today.