Concept Development Course: Curated Resources for Creative Inspiration
Dear Explorers,
As we embark on this journey to develop our artistic voices, it’s essential to seek inspiration not only from within but from the world around us. In an age where the internet often bombards us with repetitive content, true discovery can feel elusive. However, I’ve curated a list of resources that have personally inspired me. These websites, podcasts, and talks span across art, design, creativity, and psychology. Feel free to dive into these gems and see what sparks your imagination.
Art & Design:
• STUDENT ART Guide (Sketchbook Examples): Browse through inspiring examples of art sketchbooks to fuel your creative process.
• This is Colossal: A platform showcasing creative projects from around the world, offering unique perspectives on art and design.
• My Modern Met: A hub for contemporary art, design, and photography.
• Yatzer: Discover innovative designs and lifestyle products that transcend the ordinary.
• Artsy: Explore, buy, and sell art, while diving into in-depth articles about the art world.
• Jackson’s Art Blog: Tips, tutorials, and art inspiration from a popular art supplies store.
• The Gaze (Instagram): A thought-provoking Instagram account that curates beautiful art.
• Miss Swiss: Tina Roth Eisenberg’s blog covering design, technology, and creativity.
Creativity & Inspiration:
• John Cleese on Creativity (YouTube): Watch John Cleese’s enlightening talk on how creativity works.
• Hollywood Reporter Round Table (YouTube Playlist): Insightful roundtable discussions with actors, directors, and creatives.
• McCartney: A Life in Lyrics (Spotify): Explore Paul McCartney’s songwriting journey through this podcast.
• This Jungian Life (Podcast): Delve into Jungian psychology, perfect for those seeking personal growth through symbolism.
• The Creative Process • Arts, Culture & Society (Spotify): Interviews with creatives across various disciplines on their process and influences.
• Abstract: The Art of Design (Netflix): A visually rich documentary series exploring the minds of designers.
• MyMind: A private space to save notes, images, and inspiration, helping you organize your creative thoughts.
Final Thoughts
Don’t forget to explore outside of the digital realm as well—visit museums, galleries, and art fairs to fully immerse yourself in the world of creativity. These experiences, combined with the resources above, will help you broaden your perspective and push the boundaries of your artistic development.