The phrase 'emerging creative' is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to someone or something with an inventive or innovative quality that is beginning to be noticed. For example: "John's emerging creative skills have been an asset to the team, as he is always coming up with fresh ideas."
She also made great efforts to foster emerging creative talents.
Opera is for the young, the edgy, and the emerging creative class".
The theory of inventive problem solving (TRIZ) is one of emerging creative problem solving methodologies.
His own emerging creative life brought him into the orbit of other artists of that time.
Understanding the differences between more traditional methods and emerging creative approaches has become a non-trivial challenge for practitioners.
In the emerging creative industries, Britain has an enviable role as a leader in the global economy.
MIT students participated in the recent "Emerging Creatives" conference hosted by a2ru, a national advocacy organization for integrating the arts into research universities.
Personally I really love the projects where we give emerging creatives the opportunity and we together create something that's wonderful for us to have in the shop and very precious to them to have in their portfolio".
The women whose projects were successful are a mix of high-profile, established and emerging creatives, including the actor and producer Claudia Karvan (The Secret Life of Us), the actor and writer Kat Stewart (Underbelly) and the Offspring producer Imogen Banks.
A big yellow incubator showcasing new fashion talent – it's helped launch the careers of Simone Rocha to Maarten van der Horst – the Bright Young Things initiative at Selfridges is now also a platform (2 September to 17 October) for a broader spectrum of emerging creatives from the worlds of gastronomy to design.
An opportunity to see how emerging creatives work with their products.
