ISSUE 4 – BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVE
Meet Our Cover Artist: Milik Kashad
Milik Kashad loves music. After dealing with post-graduation job frustrations, he channeled his various skills and his passion for music into the Black Music Archive. We spoke to Milik about this popular online music community, the purpose that it serves, and its future.
Is Your Website Missing These 5 Things?
Having a website isn’t enough anymore – at least not for creatives. Cody DeBos offers some ideas for you to improve your website and make an impact on your audience.
Andaluz the Artist
Andaluz the Artist has a passion for art that has led him to working in several different mediums, making music, and running his business. Once he started making murals, he realized how big of an impact his art could have on communities beyond his own. We spoke with Andaluz about his creative beginnings, his mural work, and moving in his purpose.
Overcoming Creative Obstables
We’ve all faced them at some point or another. Creative blocks don’t discriminate, and they can look different for every artist. Fortunately, Rose Hailey is here to offer our community
Lucine Kaplan
Lucine has created a unique lane for herself within the arts world. She’s developed a one-of-one style that uses pantyhose to make portraits. We discussed how she came across this medium, her journey of having work selected in OVER 100 EXHIBITS, and much more.
Separating Self from Brief
Separating yourself from your work can be a challenging task. Thankfully, George Tzintzis has some advice for creatives who may be getting in their own way.
Finding Hope in an Audience of One
Contributor Sophia Carlise offers a short story to help fellow writers (and any artist really!) remember why they write and who they’re writing for.
The Renaissance of Physical Media Among Young Artists
From vinyl collections to film cameras, young artists are going crazy over physical forms of media. Keshav Gopalan explores this renaissance of physical media amongst young artists
Book Club – The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity
Every creative NEEDS to read this masterpiece by Julia Cameron. That’s all.
