I was listening to a wonderful singer recently, and had a small lightbulb moment that might help keep the imposter syndrome beast at bay.

There's no serendipity to the fact that many great ideas happen in the shower.

Our TEDx talk is live! Check out our take on squashing imposter syndrome!

Welcome to "How Well Do You Know Fred and Annie?" Are You ready to play along in our totally indulgent post?

How do you know when you've truly leveled up? You've entered the zone, and experienced what psychologists have termed "flow."

Join us in a discussion in the impact of a fixed versus growth mindset and how it can advance your artistic goals.

Here are our six tried and true methods for keeping the creativity flowing during times when anxiety hits.

Here are some of the rituals happening in our very own creative Loud Coffee Press community.

The stereotype is accurate; we old folks love the Facebook. It's the best way to see how many of my peers I've outlived, and it beats...

We’re here to give it to you straight. There’s no quicker path to becoming a completely unsuccessful artist than these eight steps!

The best news is for us artists - it means we don’t need to be defined or define ourselves as one thing.

Welcome to our first anniversary issue! Loud Coffee Press Vol 2, Issue 1 is here!

I've often used the suggestive power of astrology, tarot, or the gentle nudge of the universe to guide my creativity.

Rituals can induce a sense of calm in an otherwise busy, overworked, overtaxed day.

What makes something weird in a way that complements the story versus weird for the sake of being weird?

Jack didn't think he broke his day by ditching work. His day broke when he detoured from his usual writing spot at Java Jungle to try...

Theory of Obscurity is a documentary by The Residents, a music group and art collective. The Residents, best known for their...

I want to talk about the fact that K.G is a musical exploration in microtones. This was my missing bridge to creativity.

If you’re here reading, I have a feeling you’re able to relate. Second to external mastery is internal mastery: self-mastery of art.