Killing Creativity, One Way or Another

I saw “Inside Llewyn Davis” again over the weekend. Aside from being a great Coen Bros. flick, it’s also a fantastic metaphor for the struggles independent artists of all walks face in the pursuit of their creativity. Namely, the ability to continue creating. On the one hand, you could sell out, but then your creativity would not be your own. Or you can remain true to your art, for good or ill, starve, and have to find work that pays and gives you less time to spend on creat...