World ofA new way to see
your work.
And yourself.
Way Walker's personal creativity notes about art, fear, taste, purpose, attention, and the hidden forces that shape what we make.
A Creativity Notes collection
Love
Creativity as attention, relationship, generosity, and care.
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Everything everywhere is extraordinary.
Creativity begins with seeing. Way Walker explores four ways artists can deepen perception: seeing their own lens, the larger context, small details, and the whole.
Different rivers. Same water.
Every artist believes they’re unique. But underneath all our differences, most artists are carrying the same quiet hunger.
You give me goosebumps.
A love letter to Inspiration.
Turning the artist's gaze.
Attention is one of the highest forms of love.
What do you owe the world?
One of the deepest tensions in living a creative life: Is it enough to be true to yourself…or must you also be true to the world?
The gift that keeps on giving.
The more generously you give your creativity. The more creativity comes back to you.
Why do we resist what we love?
It’s because the things that truly fulfill us don’t just ask for our time. They ask for our full presence.
I want to know you deeply.
You think different. You look different. You believe different. And that’s why I want to know you deeply.
I noticed something about you…
These notes are proof that something deeper is happening creatively across age, discipline, and medium.
Be the person your dog thinks you are.
"Be the person your dog thinks you are." The purpose of this saying is to encourage you to be your best self. But this quote falls short of something greater.
This idea made me love myself more.
Weaknesses are simply strengths applied in the wrong areas. Embrace and redirect them for personal growth and success.
Love and Creativity.
Embrace love. Let it fuel you to express yourself.
A Message to Art. A Message to Self.
This is a poem to art about loss and appreciation.