Persistent Bloom

Mel Mitchell-Jackson
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Is a podcast hosted by Mel Mitchell-Jackson, an adventure artist, writer, musician, and slow hiker about how artists and creative humans can re-wild their practice to persistently bloom. The goal is to connect with artists of all kinds and build community centered on helping everyone access ways to find space to bloom. Thanks for listening!

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    goodbye for now, YouTube

    Farewell fickle algo, and what's next for my work! Today I'll be digging into my choice to take a massive and potentially indefinite break from YouTube. Why did I do it? What has changed? Let's discuss. Read the original post, goodbye for now YouTube Sign up for my newsletter! Listen to the episode of Soil & Stars with Emily Hall — Earth Intelligence and AI Sobriety Book a Tutoring Session with me! Use the discount code “AUG-POD” for 15% off before August 15th The book I mentioned in the episode, The Score by C. Thi Nguyen (affiliate link for my bookshop.org store) Read my essay on defeating the inner critic  The videos Wes and I are most proud of and the inspiration for the films we will make next.

  2. 20 lug

    creative prompts to trust your steps and let your practice be more wild

    This episode is an audio version of the July 2026 Creative Prompts I wrote in this article here. This is also where you can read the transcript of this podcast episode, or upgrade and access the exercise of an anti-artist statement for paid supporters :)  Wanna try out Oblique Strategies? That’s the purpose of this cool website, and you can also buy a physical deck from Brian Eno (not sponsored) If you’re really resonating with this, consider joining the Persistent Bloom Discord or signing up for Emergent Classroom

  3. 9 lug

    ready to stop the urge to scroll? here's how to root into the integrative cycle.

    Today we will be discussing the integrative cycle. The magical cycle that keeps me from craving a scroll session and connects me to the abundance in my practice. THIS is the cycle that keeps me from touching generative AI. As a reminder, I’m AI sober and it feels delicious. Sign up for the Week of the Archivist! All Live sessions are recorded, and all students get access to a secret Discord channel for ongoing accountability with your classmates : ) Read the original post after or while you listen  Join the Persistent Bloom Discord Server See my map for the Integrative Cycle   See my Obsidian web I mentioned See my computer organization after years of maintenance work Need help with a social media fast? Here’s an essay I wrote about it.  Hank Green’s Chewy Decimal System Final audio editing by my partner, Wes Jackson.

  4. 2 lug

    how savoring permission to rest led to making more art

    This week, I’m taking a gentle pause from the essay series on our creative cycles due to a health scare upon returning home from the Eastern Sierra. I’ll be okay, but my energy and capacity is much lower than usual. I’ll be back with another essay on the integrative cycle next week! This short essay is a gentle show-and-tell of sorts about the things I made while out in the wilderness. . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁ Join the Persistent Bloom Discord Read the original post, and see the art from it here Why hiking was out of reach for me last year, an essay on how I injured my back. Join the Persistent Bloom Discord Buy my Art! The book I mentioned, The Overstory by Richard Powers (bookshop.org affiliate link) . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁

  5. 26 giu

    how the reflective cycle serves the sustainability of our craft

    Last week, we talked about the productive cycle of our craft. Today, we’re going to deepen into the phase that tends to follow intense periods of making, the reflective cycle. This is one of the more overlooked cycles of our craft but totally necessary to really honor the effort of making something. It’s the cycle where we look at our work and review what we’ve done, apply to shows, invite studio visits, journal, and on occasion, make a social media post. The longer I have allowed myself to linger in this cycle, the more I can identify what is Quality and what isn’t, what’s working and what’s not — completely independent from algorithms. The deepest reward of the reflective cycle is how it connects us to reciprocity and appreciating our gifts instead of chasing prestige. I just redesigned my entire website, you should go check it out! Subscribe to my Newsletter Join the Patreon & Sign up for my Discord Community Listen to Shannon Algeo on Off The Grid Read Against Analytics by CJ the X my interview with Misty Granades about long term sustainability! If you want to read the original essay you can do that here Sign up for Craft Tutoring here: https://melmitchelljackson.com/craft-tutoring

  6. 16 giu

    why we can’t always be in a productive cycle

    the real shapes of our creative cycles don't look how you'd expect. Today we will explore the productive cycle, the expectations we tend to put on it, and I'll help you feel into whether or not this is actually where your art sits right now. If you want to read the original essay you can do that here: https://melmitchelljackson.substack.com/p/why-we-cant-always-be-in-a-productive if you’re ready to gently improve your skills in drawing, painting, procreate, knitting, photography, or tech tools, i’d love to work with you 1-on-1. The way that it works is: you sign up for a time, I send you an email, you share what you’ve been working on and I think on itThen we meet! I’ll give you feedback on your current work, show you a demo of the technique you should focus on right now, and send you a human-written follow up email to connect all the dots. Sessions are normally $40 for 30 mins or $70 for an hour, but both are 10% off if you book before June 30th with code SOLSTICE 🙂 if you learn best in a group, hop over here and sign up for the waitlist for one of my upcoming classes, or join the cohort in my alternative art-school, Emergent Classroom over on Patreon I am running an almost-summer sale on all of my self-guided classes! I’ve got The Hikers Way on how to rewild your art with time in nature ($99), another on working with collage to make flyers and images for the internet that are distinctly Anti-AI ($39), and my most popular gouache and watercolor class for beginners all available to do at your own pace ($89) if you want to spend a guided weekend in nature learning how to transform your creative practice back into one of wellness and divorced from social media stats, book a creative retreat with me!

  7. 11 giu

    how to infuse more art into the beauty that summer offers

    hello and welcome (back) to Persistent Bloom, 4 years later we've reset and are sharing essay dispatches in an audio format to see how sharing as a pod once again feels if you would rather read this essay, or read along while you listen, find that at the link here! . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁ Here are the links I mentioned in the vid: Get early access to reading essays like this one by signing up for my Substack newsletter here explore Group Tutoring in the Emergent Classroom on Patreon Did list video  Work with me in a tutoring session Explore my art & internet world on my website See my old videos  This podcast was not created or written using AI, you can learn more about my AI Policy, here

    how to infuse more art into the beauty that summer offers
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Descrizione

Is a podcast hosted by Mel Mitchell-Jackson, an adventure artist, writer, musician, and slow hiker about how artists and creative humans can re-wild their practice to persistently bloom. The goal is to connect with artists of all kinds and build community centered on helping everyone access ways to find space to bloom. Thanks for listening!

Informazioni

  • Creatore
    Mel Mitchell-Jackson
  • Anni di attività
    2022 - 2026
  • Puntate
    7
  • Classificazione
    Contenuti espliciti
  • Copyright
    © Mel Mitchell-Jackson
  • Sito web del podcast
    Persistent Bloom

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