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Remix Culture: Jumpstarting Creativity
Curate to create, there’s no other way
There’s no creation without inspiration.
Every creator throughout history has morphed his interpretation of the world through their chosen medium. Whether that’s painting, writing, music or photography is irrelevant.
First and foremost, creators are curators .
They take it all in and reinterpret it in their own ... See more
There’s no creation without inspiration.
Every creator throughout history has morphed his interpretation of the world through their chosen medium. Whether that’s painting, writing, music or photography is irrelevant.
First and foremost, creators are curators .
They take it all in and reinterpret it in their own ... See more
Jorge Medina • You’re Not Lacking Creativity, You’re Overwhelmed
Giving the community license for creativity and remixing empowers people at the edges to say "nobody is telling me what the rules are so now I can go and create them"
Nathan Baschez • How Crypto Projects Like Loot are Rewriting the Playbook for Building Communities
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The first piece of the puzzle is democratizing creation itself. The best tools broaden the scope of who can be a creator: Figma and Canva for design; Kapwing and Veed for video; Descript and Splice for audio; Unity and Unreal Engine for gaming. Elegant, design-first tools unlock new levels of self-expression. They make being a creator more accessib... See more
Rex Woodbury • The Creator Manifesto 🎨
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the idea that creativity is combinatorial, that nothing is entirely original, that everything builds on what came before, and that we create by taking existing pieces of inspiration, knowledge, skill and insight that we gather over the course of our lives and recombining them into incredible new creations.
Maria Popova • Networked Knowledge and Combinatorial Creativity
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Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy
Timothy Ferriss • Tribe of Mentors: Short Life Advice from the Best in the World
Now that we have abstracted technique away from the artistic process, can we build interfaces between the creators of ideas and the machines of technique in a way that allows the creators to “make it new”? That’s what we really want from creativity: something that didn’t exist and couldn’t have existed, before.
Mike Loukides • Artificial Creativity?
Yang Zhou added
they’re finding that it’s often more a question of harnessing and synthesizing others’ great ideas or building on preexisting platforms, with the understanding that the more places from which they source creative ideas, the greater the likelihood of success.