Adam Busby On Being Present
OnProcess
Everyone has seen fight club right, well it might just hold the key to entering the creative flow state. In this episode we draw wisdom from the pinnacles of philosophy, Brad Pitt and Kung Fu Panda Two part equation to enter the flow state: 1. Use your body and brain in unison to focus on doing one thing. 2. Do it without criticism or judgement. - Original Theme Music by - Stay In Touch If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.
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Kyle Steed On Art (Round 2)
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The wise, intentional, creative and incredibly heartfelt Kyle Steed is back with us for a round 2 interview! We we were able to go a bit deeper in this one having set things up last time to talk about the muse, creative resistance, whether inspiration exists and beyond. Kyle takes us through the twists and turns of his creative career including his time in the airforce. We uncover some very interesting thoughts around self belief, internal narrative and how this shapes how we view ourselves. And perhaps my favourite part of the whole chat, equally enjoyable and uncomfortable, we get into...
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Adam Busby On Slowing Down To Speed Up
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Log ten slow miles for every fast one. You can be slow, gentle and methodical but what you cannot be is inconsistent. - Original Theme Music by - Stay In Touch If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.
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Adam Busby On Doing Nothing
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When doing nothing is better than doing something. Courage, conviction and resilience, these are the tools it takes to make great art. - Original Theme Music by - Stay In Touch If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.
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Adam Busby On Creative Compound Interest
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Compound interest is considered to be the 8th wonder of the world, but what does it have to do with creativity? - Original Theme Music by - Stay In Touch If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.
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Madeline Holt On Immersive Art
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Madeline Holt is an incredibly considered and wise creative human that applies her hand at many different artistic outputs, most recently her practice has her working with light installations. Madeline has such a bank of wisdom that we pick through piece by piece, most of which was self taught and we learn was gleaned through trial and error. During our chat we learn about the intentional process that Madeline holds in her practice down to the colour of foods she eats, dive into her winding creative journey, and learn why music is tightly linked to her creative output. I think what I loved...
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ENESS On Interactive Public Art Installations
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I had the pleasure of speaking to Nimrod Weis, one of the co-founders of the extremely creative, highly inventive and wonderfully playful studio ENESS. ENESS is an art and technology company who design evocative interactive experiences for public, commercial and cultural entities. The work that ENESS produces is able to hit that sweet spot of art that is able delight both a 6 year old and a 60 year old simultaneously, they are also masters of balancing art, commerce, technology and design. During our conversation we dive into the inception of the studio and how from day one Nimrod and his...
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Adam Busby On Action And Momentum
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Can taking action quiet the inner critic, allow you to find your voice and actually create momentum? Momentum and action are powerful forces, if you are ready and have the ability to use it to your advantage when it comes. - Original Theme Music by - Stay In Touch If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.
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Adam Busby On Protecting Your Inner Artist Child
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This episode was inspired by my students, who like most creatives struggle with trying to look good and get better at the same time, which is impossible. - Original Theme Music by - Stay In Touch If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.
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Adam Busby On Product Vs Process
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A new format in addition to our usual interview style episode. These episodes will be slightly more esoteric, a bit more rough around the edges, usually based around a book or quote and will be short and punchy. Hope you enjoy! - Original Theme Music by - Stay In Touch If this episode helped you in any way, we would love your support. The best way to support us is by and writing us a review. Thanks for listening.
info_outlineChloe is a unique artist, and one that I couldn't wait to chat to. Simply put but definitely not simply made, she makes soft food. Created using only wool and thread, she creates one of a kind, intricate sculptures replicating everything from Japanese cleaning supplies to cans of tuna in a really subversive and somehow hilarious way. During the episode we touch on imposter syndrome and how Chloe battles with some of the stereotypes and typecasting that comes with the territory. We cover some deep topics like what does true authenticity look like in the creative process and some lighter things like why we are all so obsessed with the design of foreign food packaging. We talk about the very interesting and polarizing topic of specializing vs generalizing and what challenges and benefits that come with each direction. This episode is pure joy and Chloe delivers some very unexpected and hilarious responses to my questions. Introducing Chloe Smith On Making Soft Food.
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"[making soft sculptures] it’s almost more of a compulsion than a decision."
"Textiles have always been something that has always been really attractive to me and something that I am always really drawn to."
"It's those moments of failing where you learn the most"
"Humour is the way I've found to connect with people"
"Even more so in this time, its really important to be silly."
"Ever since I started traveling, supermarkets overseas have become this complete place of fascination for me."
"When I last came back from Japan, I developed a really strong addiction for the tomato juice over there."
"Stop taking yourself so seriously, people won’t think less of you if you’re not that serious. "
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