This is the Prompt Creative
Where artists, designers, and other creatives learn how to use AI before it uses them.
This is not a newsletter for tech bros or hustle hacks. It’s for the artists, designers, writers, and other creatives who still think of their notebooks as sacred. It’s for the curious few who don’t want to use AI to crank out soulless content, but instead, to see what happens when they give it a seat at the table.
This is where we use AI like a tool, not a shortcut; a collaborator, not a crutch, and like any tool, it’s only as good as the hands that wield it.
That’s where this publication comes in.
I’ve been quietly programming ChatGPT to sound like me—dry, slightly annoyed, and always two tabs away from starting over. Some days, I use it to brainstorm like Russell Crow in A Beautiful Mind. Other days, it helps me think, solves problems, and sees beyond my own biases.
With the Prompt Creative, I share what I’ve learned, what I’m testing, and how you can use these tools without becoming another productivity zombie or pseudo-expert trolling LinkedIn with flaccid platitudes about alpha content.
What You Can Expect
Weekly Prompts: Tools and challenges to spark your next idea, available every Wednesday and Sunday.
AI + Creative Process: Honest takes on how to use AI without losing your creative voice.
Use Cases That Don’t Suck: Real-world ways to incorporate AI into your projects—without selling your soul or sounding like a robot.
Creative Clarity: Prompts and tools to help you get unstuck, rethink your schedule, and figure out what you actually want to make.
Why Subscribe?
If you're a free subscriber, you’ll get:
One basic prompt every Wednesday
Occasional essays and bonus goodies
A look inside the weird experiments I'm running with AI and creativity
If you become a paid member, you’ll also unlock:
Full access to all prompt archives (including in-depth prompts)
Exclusive tools, templates, and workflows
Behind-the-scenes experiments with ChatGPT
Basically, if you’ve ever yelled “I don’t have time to be creative anymore,” wishing for a business partner that doesn’t fight you for a revenue split, this place is for you.
I use these tools, not just to make my life easier, but to free up time to focus on the things that matter most—my family and my art.
Still reading? Then you’re one of us. Let’s get weird.
