Sentence examples for creative folks from inspiring English sources

I've been reading a lot lately about creativity and art, and especially how creative folks get inspired, share their work, inspire others, etc.

This might be the perfect moment to give up on the idea that creativity exists only in the realm of artists and other Super Creative Folks.

"I love the theater, and it's fun to work with the creative folks".

We are always looking for creative folks— writers, painters, photographers, musicians— to join the crew.

So you'd have quiet space, you'd have a collaborative space for the creative folks.

Mr. Krawczuk and Mr. Balktick said that creative folks in four additional cities — Boston, Pittsburgh, Detroit and Portland, Ore .— are considering holding their own events.

In the age-old tradition of creative folk, they were just looking for a gig to support their art.

Roberto Espinosa, proprietor of Tacodeli and the breakfast taco interpreter of the moment, espouses a slacker consumer theory of why Austin — a city thick with creative folk, techies, students and politicians — has embraced breakfast tacos.

Richard Florida, an influential writer, sees them as incidental, at best, to cities' highest purpose, which is to concentrate young, creative folk who will come up with brilliant innovations.

(Note to attentive grammar trolls among Times readers: Neither I nor my editors had anything to do with this whim of punctuation.) Is it meant as an example of the rule-breaking freedom of creative folk?

First, Dominique and John de Menil bought up all the wooden cottages on two parallel blocks (Branard and Sul Ross), painted them the same shade of gray and rented them to creative folk and arts organizations.