In this episode of Project Kreative Kreatures™, we have in the studio executive creative director, podcaster, and innovator, Rock Mitchell sharing his philosophical outlook on the creative process. He also drops some helpful gems tackling mindset, value, worth, understanding your innate talents, service, and much more.   You can find Rock Mitchell  @rockmitchell on Instagram Episode sponsored by AlstonCarlisleMedia

In this episode of Project Kreative Kreatures™, visual artist and educator, Andrae Green, shares his thoughts on how he sustains his art practice. We also delve into the artist's mindset, how being a father pushes him away from failure, the need to express yourself, his study of Jay-Z, his thoughts on residencies vs formal education, and understanding the types of networks that stem from these pathways. Oh yeah, we talked a little about Kanye.  You can find Andrae Green andreagreen.com Social sites: Linkedin | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Episode sponsored by Danae Inc.  

In this episode of Project Kreative Kreatures, Neurodivergent Art and Design Educator and Activist, Jen White-Johnson discusses her afro-Latina heritage, her unique relationship with design and neurodivergence, creating spaces of fairness, and working with major retail giant, target. 

Ever wondered what it takes to be a creative strategist? In this episode of Project Kreative Kreatures, Design Strategy Director, Jessica Wen, educates us on transposing your creative talents to the venture and business spaces. Understanding your creative superpowers to see beyond titles, evaluations, and funding to see your clients as human beings. While simultaneously evolving as a creative ++, understanding your value, and finding your own personal board of directors. You can also find Jessica Wen at: LinkedIn | Website | IG Episode sponsored by

In this episode of Project Kreative Kreatures, multi-disciplinary artist and educator, Morel Doucet, chats with us about positioning yourself to pitch for well-funded art projects in private or public spaces; having the mindset of confidence; listening to your gut; artist integrity; understanding how to price your artwork in the market place over time, and much more. Sponsored by

Failure to launch is a real thing for a lot of people. As creative, I’ve noticed it can be a crippling feeling that causes anxiety. And If you’re like me, this feeling is intensified. I'm a perfectionist that struggles with ADHD. Due to this, I tend to find myself in a holding pattern of analysis paralysis. Continuously asking myself questions like are my ideas good enough, will people like them, people have already thought of this idea before, do I have all the tools needed—cascaded with all the feelings that cause doubt. It’s a MESSy process, so let’s talk about it. In this episode of Project Kreative Kreatures, Kalilah Wright, CEO of MESS in a Bottle and career creative risk taker, stops by the studio to discuss her MESSy journey into the entrepreneurial space, after pivoting from a career as an architect. Sponsored by

On this first episode of Project Kreative Kreatures, I wanted to open up and tell you who I am and why I started this podcast. Hope you enjoy it.   Sponsored by

Hi and welcome everyone to Project Kreative Kreatures. My name is Andrew Copeland and I want to introduce you to my new podcast, where I will be taking a peek behind the curtains of the economy of art and design. Journey with me as I discuss, dissect, and investigate the value and impact that Kreatives brings to the conventional and unconventional sectors in both developed and emerging markets. From entrepreneurship to collaborations, from photo to video, I’ll be inviting guests to give insights and tales that are not often shared readily with the aspiring Kreative. As a designer and photographer myself, allow me to navigate the dynamic world of art and design. This is Andrew Copeland and you're listening to Project Kreative Kreatures.