Bloom Into You - Nicholas Wilton - Ep 146

Art2Life

Nicholas Wilton

Self-improvement, Education, Visual Arts, Arts

4.8 • 647 Ratings

🗓️ 2 October 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

https://Art2Life.com - Creating something tangible—like a SPARK Playbook, which serves as a visual roadmap for your artistic progress—has transformative power. Artists can take small, meaningful steps to uncover their artistic direction and the value of playful experimentation using my five-step Bloom method. This method helps you stay present in the creative process and engage deeply with your feelings to produce authentic, heartfelt art.

Authentic art requires focusing on personal feelings and staying mindful. Bloom’s structured phases—Feel, Open, Play, Create, Curate—make the artistic process accessible to anyone, reducing their fear and encouraging freedom and inspiration. Mindfulness and experimentation improve sensitivity and authenticity in your creative work.

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[4:20] The five steps to blooming and becoming the person you desire

[6:14] Your emotions are the first steps to accessing your creative desire

[10:15] Experiment with feelings through playful, artistic exploration

[11:37] Creating art deepens your emotional understanding

[18:02] Motion creates authentic, fear-free art

[26:50] Art practice fosters rapid and meaningful progress

[31:27] Creating art helps shape your future self

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0:00.0	That's what is so powerful. That's what we're making. You think you're just making art,
0:04.3	but you're actually making the new version of yourself, the future version of yourself that could
0:10.5	make this kind of work, the boldness required, the sensitivity that's required, the audaciousness,
0:18.0	whatever it is that you're after. It's not possible. You're wanting to make it.
0:23.3	Your soul's wanting to make it. Make that because that's where you need to grow and become in
0:29.5	your life. Your soul already knows where you need to go, to learn to become the best version of
0:37.1	yourself, to reach your potential, to go beyond
0:40.0	your potential, to just move further towards that. And that's why it's so satisfying.
0:47.4	Hey, welcome back to the Art to Life podcast. I am in Paris, France, and I came over here as the very beginning step of about a seven to eight week journey to all kinds of places.
1:03.6	Morocco, we're going to be going to Portugal, we're going to be going to Mexico.
1:08.3	And so all of this is around creativity and teaching art retreats
1:15.0	and as well as doing a lot of kind of thinking and exploring and getting inspired by all kinds of
1:26.2	new places. Right. So this is the first stop.
1:33.6	Welcome to Art to Light, a podcast for the Creatively Curious. My name is Nicholas Wilton,
1:41.3	and each week I'll help you rediscover not just the art of your life,
1:45.4	but the art in your life.
1:47.2	Join me as we explore that perfect blue at twilight, the wild frontiers of art making,
1:52.5	and the extraordinary joy of finding your ways you go.
2:15.9	What brought me over here was the opportunity to teach a lot of business people a process for getting out of their heads into their hearts. And I just spent the last day or so up in a chateau,
2:21.0	just north of Paris, working and presenting a process.
2:27.2	And what's so interesting about this is that it is to be teaching an art process
2:33.1	to people who are really not artists.
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