Quotes About Expression

Without exception, the brave new technologies of the twentieth century—free use of which was originally encouraged, for the sake of further invention and individual expression—eventually evolved into privately controlled industrial behemoths, the "old media" giants of the twenty-first, through which the flow and nature of content would be strictly controlled for reasons of commerce.

Creativity is an infinite resource. The more you spend,the more you have.

And if you say you're not creative, look at how much you're missing out on just because you've told yourself that. I think creativity is one of the greatest gifts that we're born with that some people don't cultivate, that they don't realize it could be applied to literally everything in their lives.

Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist. —PABLO PICASSO

To avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, be nothing."—Elbert Hubbard

The Act of Creation by Arthur Koestler,

2. I'm just caging my monkey mind on paper so I can get on with my fucking day.

4. Si respondes, no te disculpes en exceso.

Anger is often what pain looks like when it shows itself in public.

I don't create art to get high-dollar projects, I do high-dollar projects so I can create more art.

Dime algo en lo que tú creas y otras personas encuentran demencial».

my soul doesn't speak in thoughts at all—it speaks in feelings, images, and clues.

If you learn the auxiliary verbs in your target language, plus the all-important to be, to have, to do, and to go, you can very quickly express any idea.18 Just see the following chart.

The core of it was to be your unapologetically weird self. I think authenticity is one of the most lacking things out there these days.

Ultimately, your gift to the world is being who you are. It is both your gift and your fulfillment.

Leonard Cohen, even though when I met him I was too tongue-tied to say anything. Anyway, I've given away a number of copies of his Book of Longing, since it articulates a sense of the compassionate

book Culinary Artistry, Andrew Dornenburg and Karen Page provide

Franklin would never have been published if he'd prioritized credit over creative expression—

What I discovered, which is what many writers discover, is that I write in order to think. I'd say, 'I think I have an idea,' but when I begin to write it, I realize, 'I have no idea,' and I don't actually know what I think until I try and write it. . . . That was the revelation.

Language is infinitely expansive (much like cooking) and therefore horribly overwhelming if unfiltered.

Draft ugly and edit pretty.

When people say: 'You do so many things. You're a musician, you're a painter, you're a composer, you're a cinematographer, you're the editor. You do so many different things.' I go, 'No, I only do one thing. I live a creative life. When you put creativity in everything, everything becomes available to you.' .

And also, it's not about being good; it's about being great. Because what I find, the older I get, is that a lot of people are good, and a lot of people are smart, and a lot of people are clever. But not a lot of people give you their soul when they perform.

La magia es que poca gente sabe dibujar bien y escribir chistes.