'push creativity' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone is trying to encourage innovative thought or action. For example, "Our manager's goal is to push creativity in the workplace, so she regularly organizes team-building activities."
For designers themselves, surely the allure of couture is about the opportunity to push creativity to its limits, to demand the "impossible" and then find that the word is not in the vocabulary of the studio hands.
He purposefully selects projects for Making that are less time intensive to allow for time for his young son and work, but relies upon Making to "push creativity in a different direction".
For precise drafting and more serious, demanding graphics work, these two tools in tandem should help push creativity on mobile devices quite a bit further than what we have available today.
We say, "These have to push creativity, push your storytelling skills.
According to the event catalogue, "The Creators Project is the first chapter in our effort to enable an entire generation to realize their dreams and push creativity to the next level".
Tim Strange, head of the school, described Bowie as being "one of the few exceptionally creative" artists that continually explored and pushed creativity and its possibilities.
Now we turn to comedy, with a collection of seven classic articles about comedians, exploring everything from the boundary-pushing creativity of the comic mind to the powerful impact of personal loss on a comedian's work.
Is the development of new media art pushing creativity towards an unknown future?
With Björk's innovative multimedia project Biophilia which made interactive art and music out of microscopic life and cosmic awe the Icelandic artist again pushed creativity to new heights.
In Sturtevant's words: "What is currently compelling is our pervasive cybernetic mode, which plunks copyright into mythology, makes origins a romantic notion, and pushes creativity outside the self".
Whitesides was a great role model for "pushing the creativity and pushing the questions about the relevance of the work that one does in the lab," Garstecki adds.
