The 9 Biggest Blocks To Creativity
Everybody loves a list! So, I thought I’d put together a short, but poignant list of some of the Biggest Blocks to Creativity.
Tag: art of writing
Free Writing – An Exercise For Creative Solutions
The Free Writing Exercise can be used when you are trying to find a workable solution for something and you’re feeling stuck. This exercise ultimately leads to better solutions.
How Carl Jung Heavily Influenced Jackson Pollock’s Art
Jackson Pollock visited a Jungian analyst for a number of years. Carl Jung’s work ultimately heavily influenced Jackson Pollock’s art.
AI’s Definition of Creativity Admits Humans Are More Innovative
Well, it seems even artificial intelligence can admit to not being imaginative like human beings are. Especially with what AI says about the definition of creativity.
Comfort Kills Creativity – Here’s Why…
Some believe, the best thing that can happen is that their worst fears come true. For the artist that means getting comfortable. Why? Because having comfort kills creativity.
Back Story On Jackson Pollock’s ‘Blue Poles’
Pollock pioneered the drip painting technique, where he would lay his canvas on the floor and pour, drip, and fling paint onto it from above. This allowed him to approach the canvas from all angles and create energetic, spontaneous compositions.
3 Minute Metaphysical Morning – Creativity & The 2nd Chakra
In this three minute morning, I want to discuss creativity and the sacral chakra.
Its location is just an inch or two below the belly button, right in the center, and it’s an incredibly vital and important chakra to our creativity. Today I want to discuss creativity. We explore more in this article.
How Pollock’s Angst Informed His Art
By allowing his paint to flow freely, Pollock could engage in a form of automatic painting. It became a way for his inner life to manifest organically on the canvas.
LIFE BITES! 3 Minute Coaching Tip – HOW TO PRACTICE ACCEPTING WHAT IS – {VIDEO}
This is your three minute morning, and today we are going to be discussing accepting what is. Now, I know how difficult this can be.
I’d be thinking, Oh, they shouldn’t be able to get away with this, they shouldn’t say this, this shouldn’t be happening, why is this happening to me now? We’ll look at how to move on from that.