The Artistic Method

by: Joel Wright

In this episode, Joel Wright explores the challenging but crucial topic of overcoming creative block, a common hurdle for artists. Drawing from his own artistic journey, Joel shares personal insights and 9 practical methods to not only overcome creative blocks but also to elevate your art in this year.

Ashes:

Hey creative visionaries! Before you get into today's podcast about getting past those artistic hurdles, I've got something really exciting to share with you.

This is your backstage pass to a course I'm putting together, especially for artists who've hit a bit of a rough patch creatively.

This isn't just theory - it's a way to light up that artistic spark of yours again, with real, hands-on strategies for rising from the metaphorical ashes.

This is your chance to take those creative struggles and transform into something amazing. Link below:

ashes course: https://joelwrightart.com/ashes-early-access/

• Introduction to the concept of creative block and its impact on artists
• Joel's personal experiences and unique approach with overcoming creative challenges
• 9 Methods for Overcoming Creative Block
• Insights into maintaining momentum and productivity in artistic endeavors
• Tips for continuous self-improvement and artistic growth in 2024

‘The Artistic Method’ - the podcast where creativity gets real and a little bit gritty. Here, we tackle the chaotic creative process, from brainwaves to brush strokes.

Expect unfiltered chats on art techniques, some tough-love advice, and banter with artists who art making it happen.

We cut through the artsy fluff to bring you the reality of the creative life. Join us for a dose of inspiration, a few laughs, and maybe a side of revelation.

Joel Wright

https://joelwrightart.com/overcome-creative-block-2024

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