learning to manage your creativity is like herding cats
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Today I found a half emptied sack of colorful Easter candy stuffed willy-nilly in the back of a kitchen drawer along with a vast quantity of spilled catnip, a set of batteries, some elastic bands and who knows what else. Do you have a drawer like that?
I thought of the fish plate while delicately [...]
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Today I took my Wreck this Journal journal to the park for an outing, a little fresh air, some sunshine. Then I burned it up.
A bit overdone, perhaps, but tasty!
HEY WRECK STARS! KEEP ON WRECKING!!!!
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Wreck this Journal game: week 6 (or 7), how it played out.
That “let it go” page has been bothering me for weeks so today I decided this would be “The Day I Lose It” no matter what.
In mid-afternoon I left it inside a local freebie newsprint magazine that I found on the coffee table in [...]
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So it’s #FF (follow friday) time on Twitter and I am missing Los Angeles — city of creativity crack — so much this week. Twitter is the closest thing I’ve found to not being there.
Living in and traversing LA — that city or county or MSA or sprawled out metropolis or crazy place or [...]
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Scriptfrenzy starts April first! You MUST do it! It’s free!
Disclosure: Although I have yet to try this particular form of insanity, I heartily recommend it if you have ever felt the urge to write a script. Here’s the scoop.
I base my recommendation on having done Nanowrimo — Nanowrimo happens every November. One year I [...]
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Just when you think you have seen or read just about everything, along comes a TGIF “special” with attitude. And an abundance of creatively emphatic quotes. Enjoy!
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Tuesday sweetness comin’ atcha. These pix are as incredible as their awesome tale. May I direct your attention to Margaret Oomen’s delightful latest installment of The Stone Diaries: Part IV at Resurrection Fern. Enjoy!
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Take a look at this Sonia Simone post: “Obey Me or Fail” for tips on tailoring your step by step learning/action curve, aka creative trajectory.
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Here’s a catchy little TGIF distraction to keep your neurons busy until quittin’ time: a NYT review of the Endless Forms exhibition about Charles Darwin, his sense of beauty, and the influence of his natural science work on the visual arts, complete with slide show in color. For whatever reason, it never ever in all [...]
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Here is your TGIF procrastination destination; you know, you need to get some inspirational inflow to feed the beast of creativity. Fodder for story and song, springboard for odd thoughts, and cause for the occasional guffaw (or tear.) And, you too may participate/contribute if you wish. Or maybe just photoshop your own for a screensaver [...]
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