Creative Thinking

What’s the most unusual thing that inspires you?

Pen and paper, or digital? What's your preferred way to capture ideas?

If you could have a one-hour masterclass with any artist (living or dead), who is it?

What is the last thing you made that you were genuinely proud of?

What’s your favorite 'creative' space (a room, a park, a café)?

If you had to describe your creative style as a flavor, what would it be?

What’s a movie or book that makes you want to immediately go out and create something?

Do you prefer to work in total silence or with a specific soundtrack?

Do you create more when you are happy, or when you are processing something difficult?

What’s a piece of 'bad' art or a 'flop' movie that you actually find genius?

How do you know when a project is actually 'finished'?

What is the biggest lesson you’ve learned from a project that failed?

How do you handle 'creative block' when it hits you?

What’s a skill you have that most people don't realize is actually a form of art?

Is it more important for art to be beautiful or to be true?

Whose opinion of your work do you value the most?

What is something you’ve created that you now look back on and cringe at?

How do you find the balance between 'consuming' art and 'creating' it?

What part of your creative process feels the most like a spiritual experience?

Whose 'inner critic' voice do you hear in your head when you’re doubting yourself?

What is the one thing you want to create before you die, regardless of money?

What is a truth about yourself that you can only express through your creativity?

How has your creativity helped you heal from a past wound?

What are you afraid to create because it feels too personal or vulnerable?

If your creative work was the only thing left of you, what would it tell people about who you were?

When do you feel the most 'in flow' or connected to your purpose?

What does 'creative courage' look like to you in this season?