by Vivek Verma
Welcome to the low-budget (sorry, no-budget) spin-off of Coffee with Karan—let’s call it Toffee with Taran.
No celebrity couch, no designer mugs, just me interrogating… well, me. Why? Because who else would interview an artist still very much “in the making” (a polite euphemism for my amateurish creative career).
This photography series reflects my experience as a parent witnessing my toddler son’s imaginative exploration during a sleepless weekday night. Through a series of black-and-white photographs, a child interacts with light, as a sense of wonderment and curiosity. The photographs emphasizes the striking contrast between adult perception of the world and childhood wonder, highlighting the beauty of imagination and connection to the world.
The post reflects on the transformative impact of the book “Art & Fear” by David Bayles and Ted Orland, highlighting ten myths that hinder artistic expression. It emphasizes that fear, imperfection, and uncertainty are essential to the creative process. Ultimately, it champions self-acceptance and the intrinsic value of art in its creation, not just recognition.
Dear fellow creators, “What if I tell you the world does not need you to create any art”?Not because it does not like you — but because it simply doesn’t care. It doesn’t mean to crush your creative dreams.It just wants you to be useful. Predictable. Present. Religiously doing your duty — as a son/daughter,Continue reading “The Invisible Battle You Fight Everyday for Your Passion”
Creative Genes 