Why "Triune" Artistry?

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From the song "American Pie" written by Don McLean...
- "... the three men I admire most, the father, son, and the holy ghost. They caught the last train for the coast. The day the music died."
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There are multiple reasons for the name "Triune Artistry", the foremost being I believe in a triune God and feel He/They have led me every step of the way in my quest for creative genius. That alone would not have been "cool" enough for me to name this blog after it, though, because my sense of creativity often demands double entendre, so when I see a quadruple entendre, I can't resist.
So what are the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th meanings of this quadruple entendre? Well, there's actually only 3 meanings to the entendre but that in itself being "tri" makes it a quadruple entendre. Therefore we can immediately pare it down to just a 2nd and 3rd meaning, with the first being the aforementioned Trinity itself.
The 2nd meaning, though, is due to an awesome piece of non-fiction called "The Mind of the Maker" written by the mystery novelist Dorothy Sayers. In this book Sayers makes an analogy between the Trinity and creative expression, and being an artist, this book led me to a whole new understanding of how the Trinity can be perceived on a human level while at the same time leading me to a greater appreciation for art as a resonance of God. In the interest of brevity I'll leave the 2nd meaning's full exploration open ended for now.
Lastly, the 3rd meaning is due to the three different disciplines I'm currently employing in my creative process (another "3", who's up for a quintuple entendre?), that being sound, motion-picture and computer programming. All these disciplines make me feel like a renaissance man, which is appropriate since the world is going through changes of a pace and type similar to that era.

Stay tuned,
Andy Fillebrown