How Creatives Really Make a Living
Often how creatives really support their practice is hidden. We ask emerging and established creatives to get candid and share with us how they've managed to pursue what they love.
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Honor Eastly is one of those hard to pin down multi-disciplinary artists. She creates theatre shows, music, spoken word, web-based projects, publications, sculptural installations and anything else she can get her hands on. Like Mies Van Der Rohe, she is a "form follows function" artist, where the medium is dictated by the concept and is often disguised as something else – a comedy show, a consumer product, a dance class.
At the moment much of her time is focussed on the weekly podcast she does with her ex-fiancé, Being Honest With My Ex, as well as her new project, Starving Artist, a podcast series which will focus on how creatives deal with money. In her other life she works in mental health, which is a subject which blends so well with her other interests that it's hard to tell where the work and art begin and end. In her spare time she doesn't have any.
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