Episode 246 of the CMP, a Creativity Matters Podcast
In this episode of the CMP, succulents in the morning light, bits of dirt, a Hopper painting at the theater, the quest for community and “real” connections and “real” talk, a drawing of a family member, and a graphic novel about a young artist finding herself and her voice.
[This show takes place a few weeks ago. The days continue to roll and move on! There are now less than 2 weeks left in this summer challenge.]
The Flow of Episode 246 (and relevant links):
- Succulents in the morning light, the flash of “maybe that should be a series,” the awareness of the dirt, and ruminations on “quotidian”
- Thematic “weeks” of faces spread ahead of me, stretching well beyond the end of the June/July Index-Card-a-Day Challenge
- Stories at Instagram; stages or process rather than just finished pieces
- Realization that this new ballpoint exploration has gotten comfortable, has a bit of patina
- Flower in the sidewalk crack moment
- On “need” — and the many layers of “connection” creative people might want
- A U2/Rolling Stones moment
- Being human is always a risk
- The things that are saving my life right now. (Modern Mrs. Darcy blog)
- A “from the road” recording about drawing a family member
- Tip of the hat to fantastic ICAD prompts
- Page by Paige by (Laura Lee Gulledge) (graphic novel – LOVE!) [I mispronounced the author’s name; I had it written in my notes incorrectly as “Le” rather than “Lee” – sorry!]
- The Quotidian Mysteries: Laundry, Liturgy and “Women’s Work” (Kathleen Norris)
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