Creativity and intuition are closely linked, with many artists describing their creative process as a state of being a vessel for ideas that flow through them, often beyond their conscious control.

Creativity is doing more than the first thing you think of; it's about pushing past 'good enough'.

Creativity is about being open to new ideas and experiences, and recognizing that inspiration can come from anywhere.

The key to generating good ideas is consuming a lot of information; when you're stuck, it often means you lack a deep enough well of knowledge to draw from.

To generate new creative ideas, broadening one's vision or thinking is essential, as it allows for a wider range of possibilities.

Creative work often requires creating conditions for empathy and tension, which can lead to people saying yes to our ideas.

The creative process can be visualized as a cloud, serving as a powerful anchor for inspiration and strategy formation.

Staying present in the work is crucial; how you feel is less important unless it distracts you from the creative process.

Creativity is more about following feelings of excitement and curiosity rather than an intellectual process.