- "You need a tangible idea to get you going."
- "I call it scratching...I'm digging through everything to find something."
- 'Where do you get your ideas?' "Where do you find the air you breathe?"
- "Don't scratch for big ideas."
- "That is why you scratch for little ideas. Without the little ideas, there are no big ideas."
- "Stoping my conscious mind."
- "Reading, conversation, environment, culture, heroes, mentors, natures - all are lottery tickets for creativity."
- "Art is not about minimizing risk and delivering work that is guaranteed to please. Artists have bigger goals.
- "In creative endeavors luck is a skill."
- "Relying too much on others, even in an inevitably collaborative process, makes you lazy."
- "Another trap is the belief that everything has to be perfect before you can take the next step."
- "Time, for example, is our most limited resource, but it is not the enemy of creativity that we think it is."
- "Whom the gods wish to destroy, they give unlimited resources."
Notes:
- Scratching: looking for ideas
- How artists scratch
- Where do ideas truly come from
- Everywhere
- Forms of ideas
- Don't think about the big picture/idea
- Taking it one little step at a time: the small stuff counts
- Improvising
- Moving
- Results
- Retain
- Breaking/finding a loop-hole around bad ideas/morals, and consciences
- Getting crazy and free
- Generare, retain, inspect, and transform
- Different ways of getting ideas
- Every day conversation
- Peoples' handiwork
- Reading
- Mentors
- Heroes
- Nature
- Culture
- Combination of ideas
- Going out of the norm
- Trying not to please but to create
- Be in shape
- Scratch in the best places
- Screwing up can be good
- Never scratch in the same place twice
- Maintain the white hot pitch
- Not thinking about the product
- Natural evolution of ideas/work
- Capturing moments and emotions
- Luck is a skill
- Taking risks
- Locking yourself into a predetermined course
- Money
- Distraction but also can be a cheep sense of creativity
- Other people
- Don't strive for perfection at the start
- Time is not the enemy of creativity
- Obligation
- Flimsy base for creativity
- Total self-reliance and exquisite planning
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