The song, "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue", by Bob Dylan, started playing in my head this morning and I immediately knew it was time to record the last episode of this podcast.

As a parting gift, here's a Spotify Playlist of the songs (and a poem) that were my muses for several episodes.

Creative collaborations are next on the horizon! What, when and where? I don't know. If you'd like to hear about them when they happen, just let me know: https://susanbeckdesigns.com/contact

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I share what came to me during my state of burnout and how I discovered a hidden gem in ADHD that makes me excited about the road ahead.

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Reflecting on things from inside my bubble of exhaustion.

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How a simple painting experiment inconveniently turned my life upside down and eventually led me to a creative process that's exponentially more satisfying.

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Nine unfinished paintings + an idea on how to make finishing them easier.  Welcome to my experimental world! You can see the paintings I'll be working on here, on YouTube: Exploring How to Finish Paintings

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Billie Holiday, Woody Allen and Tony Bennett visit my musings and help me out as I delve into the mysterious side of creativity.

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Sounding like I've lost my mind, I describe how a surprising  burst of creativity is currently creating chaos in my life.

Check out the visual version here: Ode to Improv on Youtube

Music Credits: "Run Amok" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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Frustrated? Angry? In a murderous rage? Make two abstracts and call me in the morning.

Tidbits of brilliance from Bob Dylan and Steve Buscemi help my extravagantly all-over-the-place mind stay at least somewhat focused as I talk about my painting process that transmutes my violent tendencies into art.

Clip of Steve Buscemi in Living in Oblivion on YouTube

Check out the visual version here: Art Riot on YouTube

Music Credits: Short clip in the middle is from "Loopster" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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