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BEST OF -Becoming More Creative Through Your Intuition with Esther Loopstra
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This week’s episode is all about HOW TO BE MORE CREATIVE! How to tap into it, how to follow the creative process, and how to feed your creative spirit by listening to your intuition.
My guest today, Esther Loopstra, is a prolific artist and illustrator, specializing in food and travel, hand-lettering, and surface design. Her work has been used for print ads, editorials, books, stationery products, and textiles and her clients include Target, Frito Lay, Google, Jo Ann Fabrics, Eddie Bauer, and American Greetings.
Esther’s insatiable curiosity drew her to learn as much as she could about the creative process, eventually leading her to teach people how to discover their innate creativity. She believes everyone is creative and is passionate about helping others find and express the creativity that resides inside of them. In this episode, she shares all about her insights as a creativity expert and teacher.
Mentioned in this episode:
How Esther became an illustrator, burned out, and eventually discovered her intuition
How creativity has a whole range of pathways and is something innate in all of us
Exercises to develop our intuition, trust it, and act on it
How to quiet your inner critic
Why we need to feed our creative spirit
Overcoming the fear of what people are going to think and the fear of sharing our work
Giving ourselves the freedom to make mistakes
How to find your passion using your intuition
Open mode and closed mode - the two modes we need for the creative process
The Artist’s Way, by Julia Cameron
WORK WITH ME! ⚡ BOOK 1:1 COACHING🌟 BOOK AN AKASHIC RECORD READING
CONNECT WITH ESTHER:
CONNECT WITH CREATIVITY SCHOOL: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook
Thank you so much for listening!
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87 episodes
Manage episode 357891135 series 2637817
This week’s episode is all about HOW TO BE MORE CREATIVE! How to tap into it, how to follow the creative process, and how to feed your creative spirit by listening to your intuition.
My guest today, Esther Loopstra, is a prolific artist and illustrator, specializing in food and travel, hand-lettering, and surface design. Her work has been used for print ads, editorials, books, stationery products, and textiles and her clients include Target, Frito Lay, Google, Jo Ann Fabrics, Eddie Bauer, and American Greetings.
Esther’s insatiable curiosity drew her to learn as much as she could about the creative process, eventually leading her to teach people how to discover their innate creativity. She believes everyone is creative and is passionate about helping others find and express the creativity that resides inside of them. In this episode, she shares all about her insights as a creativity expert and teacher.
Mentioned in this episode:
How Esther became an illustrator, burned out, and eventually discovered her intuition
How creativity has a whole range of pathways and is something innate in all of us
Exercises to develop our intuition, trust it, and act on it
How to quiet your inner critic
Why we need to feed our creative spirit
Overcoming the fear of what people are going to think and the fear of sharing our work
Giving ourselves the freedom to make mistakes
How to find your passion using your intuition
Open mode and closed mode - the two modes we need for the creative process
The Artist’s Way, by Julia Cameron
WORK WITH ME! ⚡ BOOK 1:1 COACHING🌟 BOOK AN AKASHIC RECORD READING
CONNECT WITH ESTHER:
CONNECT WITH CREATIVITY SCHOOL: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook
Thank you so much for listening!
Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and connect with me online!
If you have any questions or comments for the show, click here
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