When was the last time you listened to the small voice of intuition? You know the one, the voice that gets you a little excited when considering something new. As creatives, we often find ourselves ignoring it for a variety of reasons. We shove it aside in favor of certainty. We faithfully follow our routines until they become ruts. We chase trends instead of original ideas. Before we know it, intuition and knowing has disappeared. This line of thought is a taste of today's conversation with h.h. rune, a multi-dimensional author, artist, and dancing TikToker. We also explore asking for what you need, accepting what you don't know, how her studies show up in her work, the forgotten history that finds a way into her stories, why books are the subversive platform of the future, the challenge of building an audience who engage with our work, the creative nuggets that stay with her over time, and the limiting nature of categorization. If you are an independent producer in any artistic medium, you're going to get a lot out of today's episode.
Show Links
- h.h. rune
- Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
- Visit Tybee Island
- Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
- Jimothy (raccoon)
- Martha Stewart
- Leica LUX
- Edgar Cayce
- Episode photo from Envato Elements: Vibrant Color Pencil Shavings for Creative Backgrounds