The phrase "creative motivations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or drives behind someone's creative actions or endeavors.
Example: "The artist's work is deeply influenced by her creative motivations, which stem from her desire to express her emotions."
Alternatives: "artistic inspirations" or "imaginative drives."
While it's certainly intriguing to read Doyle's thoughts on his literary reception in New York, when we plunge in to learn his creative motivations, Doyle's research notes for The Hound of the Baskervilles are more disappointing: "We did 14 miles over the moor today and we are now pleasantly weary.
While Steve is gone, a lot of the culture he created for Apple remains — and one thing Steve was good at, by most accounts, was creating an environment where the proper creative motivations were paramount.
He also points to the decision earlier this year by British label Sanctuary Records, the home to many older rock artists, to sharply curtail its operations in the U.S. For the artists, creative motivations, rather than a need to storm the pop charts again, are the driving force.
Trochut says his creative motivations also derive from both the distinct geometric elements and perceptual distortions of M.C.
The Saturday symposium will be followed at 3 30 p.m. by "Passionate Pursuits," a discussion of creative motivation and enthusiasm, with Ralph Esmerian, a folk art collector; the author and artist Maurice Sendak; and the actor Sam Waterston.
"It is not exactly the presence of a thing but rather the absence of it that becomes the cause and impulse for creative motivation," a wall text quotes from the artist's writings.
Hence, we assume that the skill disparity will be smaller and creative motivation will increase.
For Robinson, his success and creative motivation all come down to one thing.
We discussed the importance of Art Basel for both artists and gallerists/creative agencies, the importance of collaboration as a source of creative motivation, as well as the sense of child-like wonder and curiosity that perpetually drives FriendsWithYou's work.
But GLOW also zigs and zags throughout, throwing in genuinely surprising twists (and some predictable ones, but that's par for the course) while finding realistic and creative character motivations.
The instructor design creative show as motivation is the most important process of instructional design.
