We understand that a steady mental health as a creative is as important as putting your best into every work. And that’s why we collaborated with @_nostostherapy to curate 7 platforms that would support creatives on their mental health journey. Read:
Realms – an otherworld dominated by the practice of sorcery or witchcraft; the use of spells to control, influence and manipulate real-life events. Some call it voodoo, we call it realms and others refer to it as juju but we are more interested in what YOU call it – in what it means to you. Have you experienced it before or know someone who has?
The best thing about technological transformation is that it keeps opening up new ways for Creatives to get discovered.
Read this article under our #CreativeLifeBalance Series on how you can remain creative in a technology-driven world.
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Lucky enough to be a poet, stories seek me out, not through the avenue of plot, but that of awe (& other emotional pathways). The journey is not often predetermined, & when it is, it is still nebulous enough to elicit a sense of wandering through images, and sentences.
Creativity is a skill that can be developed. If there’s one thing we know from three years of surrounding ourselves with creatives, it’s that everyone has the potential to create something amazing!
Inkuru Series Interview: In this interview with Victoria Olajide, Wale Bailey shares his insights and creates conversation on Poetry through answers to the questions across the theme “The African Story”.
Inkuru Series Interview: Constance Ejuma shares responses to questions asked in this interview with Victoria Olajide, to create insights and ignite conversations on “Keeping the African Storytelling Tradition alive” across the theme; “The African Story.
Inkuru Series Interview: Jabulile Ngwenya shares her insights and creates conversation on igniting African history with “Storytelling” in this interview with Victoria Olajide, through answers to the questions across the theme “The African Story”
Inkuru Series Interview: In this interview with Victoria Olajide, Ayo Oyeku shares his responses to questions asked to create thoughts and ignite conversations on “Writing and Storytelling” across the theme; “The African Story.
Inkuru Series Interview: Alexandra Maduagwu shares their insights and creates conversation on fusion of art and juju with “Storytelling” in this interview with Victoria Olajide, through answers to the questions across the theme “The African Story”