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The presentation of effective metaphors in literature and in masterpiece sculpture and visual art results directly from the operation of the creative homospatial process—actively conceiving two ...

The creative process can feel mystifying. Listening to a song or reading a beautiful poem can make you wonder how these makers sit down and develop their work.

I responded to a viewer's question about painting Homer or Marge by creating my own stretched and warped version of Marge ...

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From the pencils he uses to how to tell a story, comics artist Adrian Tomine's memoir/masterclass answers his fans' pressing questions.

The demands on creativity made by the cartoon profession make it the ideal laboratory for studying the creative process. Cartooning is idea creativity on overdrive.

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The homospatial process is a key element in the production of metaphors both visual and verbal. Entire works of art and literature may function as aesthetic metaphors.