Dan PrimackIllustration: Lindsey Bailey/AxiosSlow Ventures began making seed-stage investments in creators three years ago, allocating around 10% of its flagship funds. Now it's raised more than $60 million for a dedicated creators fund that appears to be the first of its kind.What they're saying: "In the early 2000s you had all these kids building apps, and professional VCs said, 'That's cute,'" explains Slow Ventures partner Sam Lessin. "When we go to VCs now about creators, they say the same ...