creativity

93 posts

  1. The Wesleyan Argus | A.O. Scott Defends the Art of Criticism
  2. Back to the Future and creative frustration
  3. My creative process begins with: just thinking
  4. When you’re an actor, you can act on your own
  5. I’ve had my dictaphone since the mid-to-late ’90s
  6. Don’t focus too much on this idea about your influences
  7. Demons Hate Fresh Air
  8. The Great Discontent: Austin Kleon
  9. The Risks Worth Taking - Austin Kleon
  10. Shooting a movie is the worst milieu for creative work ever devised by man
  11. Motivational advice risks making things worse
  12. It’s basically recursion
  13. Tyler, the Creator Talks Directing Movies, Being Rejected by Justin Bieber | Billboard
  14. Creative People Say No — Thoughts on creativity — Medium
  15. Nieman Reports | ‘Writing is all about rewriting, which means you’ve got to get something down.’
  16. On disclosures, Instagram photos of your kids, and the “artist as genius” myth
  17. Paris Review – CivilWarLand in Bad Decline: Preface, George Saunders
  18. The Conversations: Walter Murch and the Art of Editing Film
  19. Chuck Close photographed by Bill Jacobson
  20. “I don’t know how I’m finna do this shit again”
  21. The secret is that the shit is fun to me
  22. The immediacy of a painter’s canvas and a musical instrument
  23. Philip Glass and Beck Discuss Collaborating on ‘Rework’ - NYTimes.com
  24. Cognitive Surplus by Clay Shirky
  25. For The Body Is Not One Member, But Many: An Interview with Tim Carmody : Deron Bauman
  26. Dead or remote masters can’t refuse you as an apprentice
  27. I made a cute dog video disguised as a book trailer
  28. The point isn’t to achieve everything
  29. Are people who dwell on their problems more creative? - Barking up the wrong tree
  30. Every time I come to work I feel like I’m starting a second life
  31. Do Things the Long, Hard, Stupid Way — Frank Chimero
  32. It’s so easy not to realize you’re under someone else’s influence
  33. Last Notes: The wild, sublime music that composers write on their deathbeds. - Slate Magazine
  34. Composers As Gardeners - Brian Eno - Edge
  35. Every Work of Art Is a Game Played Out at the Worktable
  36. Uncreative Writing: It's Not Plagiarism. In the Digital Age, It's 'Repurposing.' - The Chronicle of Higher Education
  37. On Taste - Edmund Burke
  38. The better part of my work on media is actually somewhat like…
  39. Most things are hideous at birth
  40. Most things are hideous at birth
  41. Most things are hideous at birth
  42. THE NEW YORKER: Barry Michels’s & Phil Stutz’ Therapy Drawings
  43. How To Steal Like An Artist (And 9 Other Things Nobody Told Me) - Austin Kleon
  44. I haven’t had trouble with writer’s block
  45. Should you stay up all night gambling in Vegas? - Barking up the wrong tree
  46. If you inspire people to make things, it just makes them love you all the more
  47. I have one of those food-chopper brains that nothing comes out of the way it…
  48. When I begin working on a film, it’s like standing on shaky ground
  49. The enveloping air: Light and moment in Monet - By John Berger (Harper's Magazine)
  50. The Searchers: Radiohead’s unquiet revolution - The New Yorker
  51. Paris Review - The Art of Poetry No. 30, Philip Larkin
  52. Permanent style: When style becomes costume
  53. At last R gets down again to his score, though he still has no pen which he…
  54. Try to make things that can become better in other people’s minds than they…
  55. You have to reinvent reasons for playing, and one year’s answer might not do…
  56. The Wrong Stuff: On Air and On Error: This American Life's Ira Glass on Being Wrong
  57. On The Art Of Fiction - Willa Cather
  58. The first strong external revelation of the Dry Rot in men, is a tendency…
  59. Movie directors, or should I say people who create things, are very greedy…
  60. AllHipHop.com: With “Shooters,” did you hear the original version by Robin…
  61. Jack Kerouac: Essentials of Spontaneous Prose
  62. Anthony Bourdain, unreserved - chicagotribune.com
  63. You can afford to expose yourself to uncertainties in art that you wouldn’t…
  64. Andy McKenzie: The Blog: Subsdize Earnestness
  65. The Internet Blurs Serious and Playful Thoughts
  66. Bicycle Diaries (review: 3/5)
  67. To the Audience
  68. If people have even a little understanding, it is better to move them than…
  69. Making the Clackity Noise
  70. Respect the dance floor because the dance floor never lies
  71. It seems like the big distinction between good art and so-so art lies…
  72. All these different kinds of fantastic music you hear today - course it’s all…
  73. Once the music plays, it creates me
  74. Scott Weaver creates a San Francisco toothpick city
  75. You know how you scratch away at a lottery ticket to see if you’ve won?
  76. I like the idea that you let culture use you as its instrument
  77. You care about things that you make, and that makes it easier to care about…
  78. I never think of anything as finished until it’s released
  79. From an interview with Lynda Barry
  80. Joy of Dullness
  81. A Day in the Life of a Musician by Erik Satie
  82. New York Times article about boredom
  83. Igor Stravinsky
  84. Robert Frost on creative growth
  85. Star Wars Kid
  86. The origin of creative juices
  87. Chigurh vs. Plainview
  88. It is important to use your hands
  89. he calls himself and leaves a voice mail
  90. Terry Gross interviewed Chuck Close a couple years ago
  91. I don't know how anyone can try to be universal
  92. Art has no shortcuts, folks
  93. Ze Frank on feeling uninspired