We asked some of the most creative folks we know to open up to us about why they chose a creative career path. Check out their responses below.

Roses

When I am creating it feels like I can travel to the places I can’t get to…and when I saw the consistency of that feeling I knew that creativity was my forever lane. I love to help people, it’s a big part of my passion and purpose and knowing that some of my creativity give hope to others further provides the reason behind my drive and responsibility to share the gift given to me. Read More>>

Becena

I really can’t do much else. It’s probably more of a negative character trait than a positive one but I hate the idea of having someone tell me what do to. I’m sort of contrarian by nature so I’ve always gravitated towards things that go against the “norm”. At the end of the day it’s about having total freedom, low stress, and feeling fulfilled. If I can keep food on the table, a roof over my head, and can keep buying records I’m good. Read More>>

Megan Clayton

I pursued a career in photography because it allows me to combine creativity with storytelling. I’ve always been drawn to the power of visual imagery—how a single photo can capture emotion, preserve a moment in time, or tell a story without words. Photography gives me the chance to connect with people, places, and cultures in a meaningful way, while constantly learning and evolving. It’s not just a profession for me, it’s a way of seeing and interacting with the world. Read More>>

Dfame

Ever since I was little, I always knew I was a creative person. I used to write books (mostly fantasy novels) in middle school and throughout high school. My older brother and I would also draw comics and create these insane adventures and stories from our imagination. Did I think I’d grow up to be a writer though? No, I did not. I knew I was very good at poetry and combined it with my singing ability, which led to me writing my first song. Read More>>