“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” – Maya Angelou
It is easy to feel limited by the many restrictions set in place due to COVID-19, however one thing remains accessible and limitless: our own creativity. We have seen creativity take so many forms throughout this pandemic: from 3D printed face shields to virtual Zoom weddings, people are uniting through creative solutions. Our illustrators are so in tune with their creativity that not even a global pandemic can stop them from inventing new concepts and exploring new styles. Let’s celebrate this abstract term and explore the many shapes creativity can take in illustration.
Yuta Onoda
Creativity doesn’t give up.
Mark Fredrickson
Creativity is invention.
Sjoerd van Leeuwen
Creativity is supportive.
Eva Vazquez
Creativity always finds the light.
Bruce Morser
Creativity taps into our childlike imagination.
Loe Lee
Creativity isn’t lonely.
Anna Godeassi
Creativity is contagious.
Aldo Crusher
Creativity is innovative.
Dan Page
Creativity is unexpected.
Hylton Warburton
Creativity finds excitement in the mundane.
Yao Xiao
Creativity has a sense of humor.
Robert Neubecker
Creativity connects us.
Daniel Diosdado
Creativity is resourceful
John Jay Cabuay
Creativity admires creativity.
Michael Cho
Creativity is storytelling.
