How to Turn a Creative Spark Into Something Real
The hunt and capture of inspiration requires patience, craftiness, and sometimes brute force. Here's how three creatives successfully manage the process.
Laura Entis —Whether you’re waiting for a eureka moment to strike or pushing past a plateau, here’s how to stoke the creative sparks that grow into your best ideas.
The hunt and capture of inspiration requires patience, craftiness, and sometimes brute force. Here's how three creatives successfully manage the process.
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Andrea Huspeni —Exceptional work isn’t created by the answers others give us, but by the questions we ask ourselves. Here's how to get in touch with your intuitive powers.
Jay Acunzo —Creative ideas can emerge from the tension between stimulation and quiet, connectivity and isolation.
Laura Entis —Inspiration is all around you. But first, as illustrator and graphic journalist Wendy MacNaughton says, you need to get out of your own head.
The 99U Team —Three designers face off on the pros and cons of constant inspiration. Ready, set, debate.
Madeleine Morley —Getting better at listening to your instincts can have a major impact on your creativity.
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Tina Essmaker —A look at how career optimism and self-efficacy are key to successfully navigating a self-managed career.
Madeleine Dore —Advice from determined creatives on pushing past blocks and making a long-standing idea a reality.
Mia Pinjuh —