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Your Elusive Creative Genius

Posted on April 19, 2017 by Elisa

Posted in Consideration and Thought | Tagged action, creativity, elisa, Elisa's Spot, elisabeth connelley, elizabeth gilbert, expression, fear, genius, Higher Power, idea of having to top yourself, joy, muse, Noticing Nature, sucess, Your elusive creative genius | 1 Comment

I read the following article while I was pondering the Freshly Pressed blog On Being Discontinued January/February 2015 The Death of the Artist—and the Birth of the Creative Entrepreneur “Hard-working artisan, solitary genius, credentialed professional—the image of the artist has … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged artists, Creative Entrepreneur, creativity, definitions, discontinued, elisa, Elisa's Spot, elisabeth connelley, freshly pressed, illusion, labels, Noticing Nature, Obsolescence, perception, status, value, William Deresiewicz | 1 Comment

She Has the Words that Speak for Me

Posted on October 13, 2013 by Elisa

I am really glad, that upon reading a blog post on Writing With Paper, that I got very excited and went off hoping to see the artist’s works. I am very glad that I got very annoyed not to see … Continue reading →

Posted in Artists | Tagged artists, Beatrice Wood, communication, creation, creativity, elisa, Elisa's Spot, elisabeth connelley, expression, joy, life, meaning, Noticing Nature, self, speaking, understanding, words, Writing Without Paper | 4 Comments

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Your Elusive Creative Genius

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