Author: Sagesse Bezalel

Love, to a creative, is more than just an emotion. It is a virtue that can transforms a mere idea into something that touches hearts and minds. When a creative pours their love into their work, it transcends the boundaries of mere craftsmanship and becomes something deeply personal, something that speaks directly to the soul of the targeted audience.

Creative love, as the foundation, is what keeps a designer up late at night, tweaking details that most people will never notice and also revisiting the design over and over until it not only looks but feels perfect. It’s the force that drives a filmmaker to shoot a scene a dozen times until it captures the exact emotion they want the audience to feel. Consider the architect that spends hours brainstorming the perfect design of a home. It’s not only about the structure itself, but the love for the people who will live there, the community it will serve, and the environment it will harmonize with. This love manifests in every line drawn, every material chosen, and every detail refined. The result is a space that doesn’t just shelter but nurtures, reflecting the care and consideration that went into its conceptualization and actualization. This love is not always easy, it demands patience, perseverance, and sometimes, a willingness to start over.

Love is also seen as a sustainer in creativity as it can be a demanding journey, filled with challenges, setbacks, and moments of self-doubt. Its love for the process, love for the vision, and love for the impact their work might have on others that sustains the creative through these difficult times. This love or what we call passion, has a lasting impact and this kind of work is cherished, revisited, and remembered because it was created with all shades of thoughtfulness and is no longer just about what was made but how and why it was made.

For many, the creative process is an act of devotion, where the creator pours their heart and soul into their work, not for fame or fortune, but for the sheer joy of creating something meaningful. Ultimately, love is the virtue that calls creatives to slow down, to pour more of themselves into their niche, and to create not just for the sake of sales and followers but to make a difference.

Next time you sit down to create, know that love is the process you should trust!

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