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✍️ Creativity Starts Before Anything Is Made
Lawrence Yeo of More to That is one of the wisest voices out there on the practicalities of the creative life and process. In this resonant, relatable essay he explores creativity by emphasising its roots in life experiences rather than the act of creation itself. Through the story of Stan
Lawrence Yeo of More to That is one of the wisest voices out there on the practicalities of the creative life and process. In this resonant, relatable essay he explores creativity by emphasising its roots in life experiences rather than the act of creation itself. Through the story of Stan, a character who learns that creativity is an ever-present process deeply intertwined with one's observations and experiences, he makes the case that the making is only the visible tip of a much larger, quieter practice of paying attention.
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