Imagine the very earliest artist at work, sitting on the shore of some rugged coastline, using a sharp rock to etch pleasing patterns into a shell. The first humans to create art used natural dyes found in plants and minerals, wove patterns in natural fibers, and carved images on all kinds of materials. Our creative drive emerged over and over again across the globe. Some of the oldest art on record is found in caves, where the artwork was protected from the elements for millennia. Recent evidence suggests some of the earliest works of art are about 44,000 years old!
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There are a few headwinds, for sure. But like everything else in this endeavor, it’s an experiment. Maybe a few people out there still value shared experience, or maybe some honest talk about the creative process. I’m betting on it, for now. If that’s you, read on.