The process and inspiration behind art pieces are often debated. The minds of artists can sometimes be complex, and we may need help understanding the intention behind their works.

Creath started the Creath and Creatives interview series to help artists communicate their inspiration and art processes to their audience.
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The multifaceted Web3 company aims to shed more light on the works of local and international artists. The varying-length interviews are posted weekly on YouTube and other social media platforms. It usually features a selected artist for that week. So far, four episodes of the series have been released.

Artists featured in these first four episodes include Toju Clarke, Spectre, Bankole Olabode, and Janet Adebayo. These featured talents are traditional and contemporary artists, including digital artists, photographers, calligraphers, illustrators, and painters.

The series dissects the thought process of creatives, revealing the inspiration and challenges behind various artworks and taking viewers on an exciting journey through the intricate world of art.

In episode three of the series, cross-disciplinary artist Bankole Olabode says: “The way I see artists is like they are the second hand of God. The ability for you to picture something and create it, it is only some people that have it. As a result, you have to be careful. The thing you can conceive and create can influence many people.”

Later in the interview, he shares personal stories and experiences that shaped his craft. Other episodes will also contain inspiring and thought-provoking conversations, behind-the-scenes stories, and valuable tips.

Enjoy new episodes of Creath and Creatives premiered weekly on the Creath YouTube Channel with the most talented and innovative artists.
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