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Diving Deep Into The Crevices Where Art Meets Psychology
An exploration of what a few dozen creatives have said about the nuanced relationship between creativity and mental health
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27 Creatives Answer: How is making art healing/ cathartic/ therapeutic for you?
Many people say "art is therapy" but what exactly do people mean by that? Here are some incredible responses.
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Musician Interview with Heather Schmid About Transformations
"I am changed forever because of dramatically positive and dramatically difficult struggles that I faced and I hope I am strong and better because of…
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When Art Gets Complicated: Thoughts From 18 Creatives
“Tell me about when art has been difficult or complicated for your mental health, rather than solely beneficial.”
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16 Creatives Answer: How do mental health symptoms affect artistic identity?
Themes range from imposter syndrome and feelings of inadequacy to finding liberation and self-acceptance through creative practice
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Interview with Fashion Brand Owner Celia Bernardo
"I put all of my soul and passion into this project, and it has become a huge part of both my identity and the way I communicate with the world."
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How Mental Health Impacts Artistic Productivity: Thoughts from 20 Creatives
How do depression, mania, anxiety, stress, and other conditions affect the ability to create?
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Interview with Maryanne Moodie: Weaver, Artist, Teacher, & Mother
"I love to see a perfectionist allow room for one mistake in their piece to let that wabi-sabi handmade quality to come through."
Mental Health + Art as Business: 15 Creatives Share Thoughts
How do mental health symptoms impact/alter/inspire creative business/ reception by others?
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Interview with Meghan Shimek: Fiber Artist, Tarot Reader, & Single Mom
Every teacher I have had has been a woman. I have a great belief that the more people know about a craft or skill the more they and others will respect…
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Interview with Artist Ms. Muse: Making Feminine Art for Women
"On occasions where I have heard negative things said about my work it always seemed to be centered on it being “too girly,” which I take to mean too…
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Interview with Storytelling & Social Activist Artist Miss Marley
"My art is my voice; it is a visual representation of my response to what I am feeling."
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