young creative

A bohemian-like young artist, writer, or designer.

"The newcomers, called the "young creatives" by local economists, have helped give Portland the reputation over the past two decades for being one of the hippest cities in the country. They have been lured by the city's brew pubs, bicycle and mass transit culture, access to mountains and seacoast, and a tolerant, off-center way of life. Now, they are trying to hang on while hanging out." -MSNBC, "Portland's 'young creatives' tough it out

by SarumanTheChef September 12, 2009

pigeon critique

The act of critiquing something without meaningfully explaining a better alternative.

To put it more bluntly: fly in, shit all over everything, fly out. A pigeon critique.

by Michael VII September 3, 2021

Covid-Creative

When your impact on the unprepared or reckless or irresponsible is as infectious or deadly as the coronavirus, because you strike your target when they least expect it.

Be it in business, politics, or life in general, being covid-creative would see you through the good and bad times.

by Covido January 28, 2021

Creametiquette

Finishing all the cream at the coffee stand and not giving the empty pot back to the barrista to re-fill.

The guy before me displayed a lack of creametiquette when he finished the half-n-half and did not take the pot back for a re-fill. What a jerk.

by yeghazeh October 8, 2009

creative miscarriage

A creation that is not appreciated by the people.

Comeon! Give him a break, he just had a creative miscarriage.

by thinkingbuddha December 11, 2013

i literally can't think of anything creative

Every single word already had it's own definition.

Seriously i literally can't think of anything creative

by Xoin January 3, 2019

critique

Critique is an easy way for people to slander any kind of work you do. Whether it be art, dance, music, acting etc. Some people may try to protect it and say that critiquing is good, but its not. The antonym of critique is constructive critisism ... GET IT RIGHT.

Critique is a dangerous weapon. Its the easiest way to tear into the soul. Possibly making an interesting murder weapon. If you want to kill an artist ask questions like these:
Why did you choose to use only one canvass?
Do you think the use of those colours were effective and why?

Basicly asking questions over and over, rather than commenting on the work itself it the best method. And answer questions with questions.

"I really like how I used the paint here and here. Thats why. Did that answer you question?"
"Did it answer YOUR question is the question?"
"What?"
"He/She obviously knows nothing about art. This critique is over."
(Artist cries)

by MyCherryTree February 6, 2006