The Art of Creative Inspiration | Victor Shamas | TEDxTucson

[@pimgamerz]

I do this when im running, without music, just one with nature and environment sounds. Its great 😇

[@thebestrapperindc]

You can feel this mans purity

[@LUCRATIVENESS]

*_“It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.”- Warren Buffett_*

[@Cam-ot8tl]

This should really have more views.

[@vastucson]

Thank you. Please share the link with people you think would be interested.

[@creatingreality291]

The world does not deserve this man.

[@lisirchin]

Mental silence. 👍🏻 sounds perfect 🎉

[@RicardoNevesMusic]

In-spiration is the act of breathing in or soaking in what is already out there in other people's works and then putting it in to your own work through your own eyes/lens. And then someone else repeating the process/cycle over and over again with the work you put out there (also known as: the act of being inspired).

[@susanfox7172]

Your demeanor and presentation are inspiring. I will lay in repose shortly!

[@lynnwiesesneyd8145]

Wonderful insights and perspective into creativity and inspiration! Thank you, Victor.

[@rubydragonjd1]

WHOA he is brilliant-I've often made the correlation of play being important to adults, never did I realize how much closer that would bring us toward the 'no mind' state. I love this! *Also I agree with the poster below, this video should have more views! Simple and brilliant! Thanks, Victor :D

[@rubydragonjd1]

I was afraid I had lost the link to this video, I'm grateful I saved this on my old laptop. Just watching this video again brought tears to my eyes, as it is exactly what I needed to hear, as a creative who has been working a desk job (not in the creative industry) for the past three years. Thank you, Victor. I feel more ready now to get back into the designers chair

[@familymusicful]

you nailed it... yes!

[@shiverarts8284]

Ikr, creative inspiration is like the biggest orgasm you can have. I have experienced it first hand, but I found that my biggest creative orgasms were when I was high on acid. I drew for hours and hours on a log high on acid, and if felt like god had touched my heart.

[@TheNewMiracunini]

The funny thing for me as an artist that it's kinda what had me fall in love with someone. Inspiration is a type of falling in love, more emotional but yea. Essentially what he's saying it's the heart, thinking is overthinking for intuitive people aka artistically minded

[@reenhas1]

Loved this ted talk!

[@cookiemonster3147]

true words !!

[@hapiearning5222]

Wow! thank you for this very inspiring talk! So love it. Big thanks Victor.

[@alvinwu7809]

I like this video nice work

[@stephanieangelea928]

This was very helpful and spot on 😁

[@openmind1313]

C.G. Jung lived at the lake of Zürich, not Geneva

[@PercevalLeGallois1]

Sources ?

[@vastucson]

HegelianSpock The research I cited is reported in Deep Creativity: Inside the Creative Mystery (Morgan James, 2018).

[@PercevalLeGallois1]

@@vastucson Thanks, but what I meant was about a peer review scientific paper, or the meta analysis where the book come from.

[@vastucson]

Which research interests you specifically? Deep Creativity has 235 citations. A meta-analysis requires replication by multiple labs. Any labs interested in replicating our findings can request and be provided with the instruments used in specific studies.

[@LoneKuroRaifu]

...... he talks funny. Think he's helpful tho

[@sandrakarwel]

This is so much of a drafted speech with no real insight. Music and dance does heighten the spirits, but drawing, painting, and crafting is concentrated work. And I wouldn't consider walking as play. If this speaker would actually "do" creativity he would find that all the bullsit he is saying is at best marginal.

[@donnakuhl2419]

Boring.. this is old for me..PLAY.. that's the key.. what's my new play that I've not done. Within the law.. right? You're not creative living isolated in missouri USA.. LMAO