Whether or not you’re conscious of your creative process, you have certain ways of working on your craft. These processes come in different shapes and sizes, but beneath the idiosyncrasies, they share common denominators. In this new series, “Creative First-Principles,” Carter and Colby theorize the foundational building blocks that underlie every craft. They suggest a framework [Create, Revise, Share, Sustain] that can act as a trellis for creative discussions and questions. In this episode of the 4-part series, Carter and Colby discuss the third first-principle: sharing. They begin by differentiating the variety of ways that creatives share their work. They also discuss the connection between art and interpersonal relationships, considering the tensions between public and private art. The episode, however, centers on the difficulty that accompanies sharing one’s work. They connect this difficulty to the inherent vulnerability of creative work. Finally, Colby concludes the episode with several insights into the world of marketing. Send feedback or topic ideas to [email protected]. ··Cover art was designed by Elizabeth Newell. Learn more about her work at elizabethnewelldesign.com or on Instagram @elizabethisadesigner.

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