The Creative Network Blog

Hello Creatives!

StudioVox is a unique community of creative people who believe that art and creativity can ultimately change the world! Join StudioVox today and you can connect and collaborate with other creatives, find jobs, build your online portfolio and change the world with your creativity.

Did you know that the way you spend the first hour of your day can have a huge impact on your entire day? If you’re not a morning person you might want to consider tweaking your morning routine. Just because there are 24 hours in the day doesn’t mean those hours are all created equal in terms of their potential to positively impact your success.

Creative leaders such as, Richard Branson, Founder and Chairman of the Virgin Group, Apple CEO Tim Cook and other mega-leaders use their mornings to jump start the results of their day. Branson is known for using his mornings to work out and focus his day by reviewing the creative ideas he’s jotted down in his famous black composition book. Cook is known for getting up and sending emails at 4:30AM and can be found in the gym by 5AM.

“If you say you can or you can't you are right either way” 

― Henry Ford

Ford said it perfectly; you decide on what you can or cannot do. It all depends on your attitude and how you think. Positively or negatively, it's up to you how you decide to show up in the world. Attitude is the key to accomplishments and ongoing success.

Powerful lyrics that inspire, catchy commercial jingles, artful murals and electronic dance music all in one place! Here ….In this seventh edition of User Shoutouts!

We are always amazed at the varied talents on StudioVox and we look forward to learning about your collaborations with your fellow creatives. Read about these unique creative talents, click through to their online portfolios, introduce yourself and get busy creating!

StudioVox is thrilled to feature the unique and star-studded work of Jonboistars. An accomplished graphic designer, writer, and painter he captures the emotion and energy of his subjects on canvas and replicates it vividly into his work. 

Being creative is not always easy. Some days, seemingly out of nowhere, new ideas and concepts just pour out of you leaving you with a bounty of creative works. It’s days like those that all artists hope for and dream of. Unfortunately for most of us, this prolific period sometimes comes to a screeching halt leaving you wondering where all of those creative gems have disappeared.

We are here to tell you that those pearls of creativity didn’t just pop out from nothing. They were the wonderful culmination of your thoughts, ideas, experiences and hopes and you can get them back.

These are our top 5 tips for spurring creative thinking and getting you back on top!

Want to win a trip to France? Or maybe you’re looking for a sculptor, ghostwriter or someone to draw your life-like portrait?

You will find all of that and more, in this sixth edition of User Shoutouts!

Read about them, click through to their online portfolios and start planning your collaboration…(or your trip to France!)

No one…I repeat… No one likes criticism. Whether it’s delivered with polished diplomacy or snarky superiority, it all stinks. For creative people, whose work, by definition, pivots around independent thinking, self-expression, challenging paradigms, inspiration and improvisation, criticism sounds and feels precisely personal. So it’s a tough one to maneuver around.

Who brings you the latest and greatest creative portfolios on the planet? StudioVox!

Here they are, in the fifth edition of User Shoutouts where you will find the Web Designer, Photographer, Production Company, Script Doctor, Rapper etc. of your dreams!

Read about them, click through to their online portfolios and start planning your introduction and collaboration…

Your online portfolio is an extension of you and your magnificent work. Of course your work looks great, but how about everything else? If you’re using it as a marketing tool to get more work or connect with clients, the details matter.