Your Creative Push

Bill Logan is an artist who left his career as a commercial illustrator to devote himself to fine art, with a particular focus on drawing, bronze casting, woodwork, and the creation of very intricate sculpture.  He has participated in over 2 dozen group and juried shows, 4 solo exhibitions, and has enjoyed a very well received New York debut. He is also a passionate writer, writing articles about fly fishing and fly tying in the United States, Japan, and Great Britain. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/billlogan In this episode, Bill discusses: -Switching back and forth between multiple creative disciplines. -How he has enough ideas and things that he wants to create to last him for 500 years. -Trying to go in one creative direction, but also trying to take all of the interesting side trips at the same time. -Looking back on work that isn’t even that old and having the feeling that it is, in fact, old. -Those rare moments of creative “genius” that seem to come from somewhere else and trusting that