Creative Codex

Salvador Dali is one of the most successful artists of all time. Join us as we find the origin of his unmistakable style, discover the secret to his creative process, and unravel the lies of the enigmatic: Dali.  Written and Produced by MJDorian.  Podcast website full of relevant imagery / paintings: http://www.mjdorian.com/codex/ Support the show on Patreon and get exclusive Creativity Tips! https://www.patreon.com/mjdorian Music in this episode:  Paris chapter: Django Reinhardt "Y En N'a Pas Deux Comme Moi" (1930) New York chapter: Fats Waller and His Orchestra live at The Yacht Club (1938) Erik Satie Gymnopedies 1 & 2 (1888) The above featured music works are in the public domain. All other music by MJDorian.

Exploring the hidden processes behind breakthrough moments and the role of the unconscious mind in creativity. The importance of incubation and the power of original and intriguing ideas in the creative process.

An insightful sit-down conversation with world music alchemist & singer: Shelley Thomas. Join us as we explore world music, the fear of failure, taking the long way, destiny, and the spirituality of music. Find out more about Shelley's music at her site: https://shelleyvoice.com/ Music in this episode: Kozhiljo (Traditional Bulgarian song from the Rhodope region. Originally sung by Sestri Kushlevi.) Performed here by Shelley Thomas Devil Wood - written by MJDorian, with vocals by Shelley Thomas Mirror - performed & written by Shelley Thomas Follow Shelley on Instagram and Facebook: @shelleyvoice Follow MJDorian on Instagram: @mjdorian Creative Codex is produced and written by MJDorian. 2019 All Rights Reserved

Nikola Tesla's unique genius is the stuff of fantasy; he electrified the world, feuded with Thomas Edison, invented a death ray, and caused an earthquake in Manhattan. In this episode we try to untangle the paradox of Nikola Tesla's life: how can a man of unrivaled genius change the world but die a hermit with no money to his name? Support the show and listen to helpful Creativity Tips at: https://www.patreon.com/mjdorian Music by MJDorian Produced by MJDorian Thank you for your feedback, podcast reviews, and support! <3 Keywords: Tesla, Nikola Tesla, creativity, invention, engineering, creative, inspiring, podcast

Exploring the audacity of youth and pursuing dreams, emphasizing determination and optimism. Reflecting on the power of audacity and courage in pursuing goals, and the rewards of continuous learning.

On this episode we visit with NYC fashion and design guru: Jerome Lamaar. Our conversation explores the origin of his youthful confidence, the possibility of projecting self fulfilling visions, and why he dropped out of college. Recorded on location at his loft office in the South Bronx.  Learn more about Jerome's work at: https://www.jeromelamaar.com/  To support Creative Codex and enjoy exclusive content visit: https://www.patreon.com/mjdorian  Written & Produced by MJDorian

Learn about the importance of feeding your head to keep creativity flowing. Explore how exploring art and finding inspiration can spark creativity. Discover the significance of consuming meaningful content to enhance your creative output.

Exploring the therapeutic aspect of creativity, the podcast discusses Frida Kahlo's self-portraits as reflections of her personal life. It delves into the emotional impact and symbolism of Kahlo's artworks, exploring the sublimation of pain through art. The podcast also examines the universality of Kahlo's portraits, the power of love, the emotional turmoil of breakups, and the symbolism in her painting 'The Two Fridas'. It concludes by discussing Kahlo's joy, personal symbolism, and the speaker's own journey in discovering her art.

What made Leonardo da Vinci so consistently inspired? What was his secret? Take a walk with us through the streets of Renaissance Florence and find out. If you're enjoying the podcast please consider supporting us at: www.patreon.com/mjdorian For more MJDorian music check out: Spotify - MJDorian Written & Produced by MJDorian

Explore the fascinating journey into the origins of art, tracing back 40,000 years. Discover how early human creations were entwined with survival and identity. Delve into the mystical ties between ancient artworks and spiritual rituals. Uncover the creative spark that distinguished Homo sapiens from Neanderthals, questioning the role of art in human evolution. Finally, learn how artistic expression was crucial for survival in the challenging Ice Age, laying the groundwork for culture and communal experiences.