Jumping Bean Magic Collective Podcast
Jumping Bean Magic Collective Podcast
Podcast Description
Podcast in partnership with the Jumping Bean Magic Collective, a design collective whose mission is to connect creatives with meaningful work. We use this platform to discuss the experience of being a creative, blocks to creativity, and feature creative guests to showcase their journeys.
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The podcast delves into various aspects of creativity including the struggle of balancing motherhood with creative expression, overcoming the inner critic, and embracing the discomfort of being a beginner. Episodes explore topics such as the chaos of parenting in connection to creativity, the significance of self-compassion and community support, and the process of maturing creatively, illustrated by discussions on personal journeys and external challenges faced by guests.
A place for visionaries to get out of their own way, work through their creative blocks and finally bring life to their ideas.
Co-hosts Linda and Heather expertly guide creative guests to hone in on their most frustrating patterns and share their stories.
Apply to be a guest and go deeper in this work here: wearecreativeenergy.com
Caroline Fullerton is one of those people who lives close to the veil. She’s a designer, artist, and founder of Studio 528Hz: a slow-growing, love-frequency-driven studio making accessories for body and home. In this episode, we talk about her nonlinear path through design, motherhood, and spiritual practice, and how she’s learning to balance creative downloads with the messy realities of daily life. Caroline shares what it means to create from the heart, why she rejects fast timelines and trend cycles, and how she’s building a brand that doesn’t fit in a box.
We Chat About:
- How Caroline’s global upbringing shaped her creative lens
- The origin story and spiritual frequency behind Studio 528Hz
- Navigating motherhood while receiving creative downloads
- Why Caroline sees creative intuition as a form of current data
- The challenge of translating energetic depth into physical products
- Finding aligned collaborators and working slowly by design
- Honoring multidimensionality while staying rooted in form
- The real reasons behind homogenized design and mass culture
- Why intentional, heart-led creation matters more than ever
About Caroline: As a heart-centered creative and product designer, Caroline Fullerton is led by intuition and weaves sacred geometry and symbolism into her work. With a varied background in art & design & hands-on make and a passion for meaningful expression, she founded Studio 528 Hz, a design studio that crafts accessories for body and home that inspire authentic living. As a mother of two, she finds joy in exploring life’s depths and complexities. Her Scandinavian roots (Denmark and Sweden) influence her aesthetic, while her Portland, OR home cocoons her creativity. Through her work, she aims to help others connect with their true selves and live from the heart.
Connect with Caroline:
Studio 528 Hz on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studio_528hz/
Caroline on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefullcaro/
Studio 528 Hz Website: http://www.studio528hz.com/
More Resources:
Apply to be a guest on the show: https://wearecreativeenergy.com/the-podcast
Check out our blog: https://wearecreativeenergy.com/the-blog
Join the course waitlist for THE TEACHINGS: https://wearecreativeenergy.com/theteachings
Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearecreativeenergy/
Learn more about Linda’s work: www.lindalewcreative.com
Learn more about Heather’s work: www.heathermanwaring.com
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