The Creativity Guide
 

Find
your
beauty

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Why a creativity guide?

Making things is hard.

Realizing a vision takes courage. Believing in your work is a risk.

You don’t need to do it alone.

Artists of all kinds walk a path filled with surprises, risks, rewards, loneliness, discoveries, doubts, and exciting questions. They often need support and direction in making their way through a project.

If that sounds like you, rest easy: I’m Peter, your Creativity Guide. I’m here to help.

 
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What I offer

I offer consultation packages — virtual or in-person, weekly or monthly — specially designed to help you achieve your creative goals.

With a plan created for your specific creative work, you will experience the profound satisfaction of making what you imagine — that persistent idea in your head — real.

I have twenty years of on-the-ground experience across the disciplines of visual art, writing, theater, music, and television. From their first unformed thoughts to physical reality, I am deeply familiar with bringing creative ideas to life.

Now I want to help you to make your masterpiece! Let’s get started today.

Testimonials

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“I had never expected to be a writer. When the time came that I felt the need to share my knowledge, Peter was the first person to show complete support and enthusiasm for my ability to accomplish this goal. He was my cheerleader, my seeing-eye dog and cow-prod. He kept me on track and moving in the right direction which I never would have found on my own. He kept me true to my voice. I can say with confidence that I am indeed a writer.” -Smith Banfield, Founder - Clear Space, and Author -Clear Space

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“Peter is one of those people who immediately strike you with their sensitivity, intellect, and creative spirit. If you’re at all interested or intrigued by this work, and want to get unstuck, you won’t go wrong working and talking with Peter. I can’t begin to tell you just how many creative and interesting ideas he has given me over the years to help me move my work forward.” - Scott Munson, Playwright and Instructional Designer

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“Peter’s combination of intellectual curiosity, non-judgmental attitude, and quick humor make him an excellent creativity guide. Peter’s generous with his knowledge, but always leaves space for conversation, for my response and thoughts. He is an extraordinary listener.

I continue to work with Peter because I learn from him, and enjoy and appreciate him; my work has greatly benefited from Peter’s expertise for over 20 years.” -Stephanie Griffin, Playwright and Filmmaker

About your guide

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Peter M. Krask is an artist based in New York City whose practice is concentrated in photography and writing. His work has been published, produced, and exhibited throughout the United States and critically acclaimed in national publications. Krask holds a Master’s Degree in Critical Studies from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University.

Working across several fields, Krask has developed a keen understanding of the creative process and the particular challenges faced by artists of all kinds and all skill levels. A frequent collaborative artist, he has learned from the best. His expertise is further informed by the practical know-how of a seasoned creative director, project manager, grant writer, community engagement speaker, and development partner. Whether you need a hand to hold, nuts and bolts information, editorial direction, or all of the above, Krask is a committed resource you can rely upon to bring your work to life. He was recently selected to be a Dedicated Mentor at the New Museum in New York City for Year 6 of their New Inc. Program. A frequent podcast guest, he has recently been heard discussing creative entrepreneurship on Queer Money and the intersections of LGBT spirituality and creativity as they connect with questions of personal and communal desire on The Forbidden Apple.

Let’s Talk!

Enter your email and I’ll be in touch to schedule your free thirty minute phone consult and answer any questions you may have.

From there, we can discuss how I can be of help to get your creativity moving again. I look forward to speaking with you!