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“Somebody always knows somebody in this creative industry. And, because of the internet, we have a global reach now.” ~ Jenni Onn.

Travel and creativity are closely linked, with scientific research now suggesting that people who travel tend to become more creative as a result.

But, have you ever wanted to just pack your bags and passport and jump on a plane to be inspired by the new sights and sounds of a different country?

In this week’s podcast, artist Jenni Onn explains why she founded her new magazine, Creative Traveller, and how this has enabled her to make contact with travelling artists from all over the world and get involved with all kinds of exciting creative projects.

So, if you’ve been getting itchy feet lately and wondering whether travelling is the right way to kickstart your creativity, then you might like to hear her story…

Because you’ll soon discover there’s a worldwide network of like-minded artists just waiting to meet you.

And, if buying a plane ticket to explore other countries isn’t an option, then don’t worry - there’s probably a cultural event taking place on your doorstep that could inspire you and help you connect with other artists.

Key Takeaways From This Interview:

Why travel and creativity are so closely linked...and why so many people decide to up sticks and experience different cultures to reboot their love of making art
How Jenni used her experience as an artist and art director to get her magazine started
The skills you need to start working on your own magazine
Why the internet has opened up the doors for artists to collaborate worldwide
Why photographers, writers, musicians and portrait painters are choosing to travel more
Why making global connections with other artists can help your creative career

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