Show Notes
Why nature is a great creative mentor.
Nature allows for its seasons and cycles and as artists we can do the same, but at times we can get confused when trying to fit our creative processes into strict schedules with deadlines and outcomes. This episode looks at how we can benefit from following our natural creative processes when making art.
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