In honor of us starting late…
Let’s get the excuses out of the way.
Make a list of the most creative excuses you can for why you don’t take the time to feed your creativity every day.
Creative writing prompts to get your creativity flowing!
In honor of us starting late…
Let’s get the excuses out of the way.
Make a list of the most creative excuses you can for why you don’t take the time to feed your creativity every day.
Everything isn’t for everybody.
Let’s start there.
There are a number of challenges that go around the internet. Prompts are all over the place if you take a few moments to look. However, that doesn’t mean that any of them are right for you. Even NaNoWriMo isn’t for every novelist. Daily writing can be difficult. Word counts can be hard to reach. Living your everyday life may make it difficult to work on your art every day.
But how do you get good at something if you don’t work at it?
You have to find a way to create every day.
If limits aren’t your thing, don’t focus on them.
Simply be creative.
Heck, we are a day late starting this challenge but we are still going to do it!
Creativity is a form of self-care. It can feed your soul.
Our challenge to you this month is to practice daily self-care through exercising your creativity. Feed your creative soul and watch the positive effects on other areas of your life.
Hello April!
Happy National Poetry Month!
Let’s take these next 30 days to develop a habit of daily creativity.
This set of prompts is a list of single words or short phrases designed to allow you to take them wherever they want to go. Use whatever form of creativity that suits you. Examples include a poem a day, essay, 100 words of a short story, 1000 words of a novel, a photo a day, song lyrics, music, journal entry, drawing, painting, or whatever suits your fancy.
You simply need to get creative!
Enjoy!!!
Use these three words to inspire your creation today. Write a story, poem, essay, section of a novel, or song. Paint or draw a picture. Use your camera to capture the words in a unique way.
I have used the Oxford Dictionary website to pick unique words & phobias. Feel free to think outside of the box with these definitions.
Just simply create!
transpicuous: transparent
trichophobia: fear of hair
evanescent: quickly fading
misogamy: the hatred of marriage
phasmophobia: fear of ghosts
asunder: into pieces
hodiernal: of today
thanatophobia: fear of death
ether: the clear sky
gasconade: extravagant boasting
coitophobia: fear of coitus
beget: produce (a child)
(The end of the month was very busy for us. We apologize for the delay on the last few sets of words. We hope you found them interesting and helpful!)
Use these three words to inspire your creation today. Write a story, poem, essay, section of a novel, or song. Paint or draw a picture. Use your camera to capture the words in a unique way.
I have used the Oxford Dictionary website to pick unique words & phobias. Feel free to think outside of the box with these definitions.
Just simply create!
nacarat: a bright orange-red colour
paedophobia: fear of children
nymph: a beautiful young woman
Use these three words to inspire your creation today. Write a story, poem, essay, section of a novel, or song. Paint or draw a picture. Use your camera to capture the words in a unique way.
I have used the Oxford Dictionary website to pick unique words & phobias. Feel free to think outside of the box with these definitions.
Just simply create!
philippic: a bitter verbal attack
panophobia: fear of everything
mouse potato: a person who spends large amounts of their leisure or working time on a computer
Use these three words to inspire your creation today. Write a story, poem, essay, section of a novel, or song. Paint or draw a picture. Use your camera to capture the words in a unique way.
I have used the Oxford Dictionary website to pick unique words & phobias. Feel free to think outside of the box with these definitions.
Just simply create!
crescent: growing
oneirophobia: fear of dreams
superbious: proud and overbearing
Use these three words to inspire your creation today. Write a story, poem, essay, section of a novel, or song. Paint or draw a picture. Use your camera to capture the words in a unique way.
I have used the Oxford Dictionary website to pick unique words & phobias. Feel free to think outside of the box with these definitions.
Just simply create!
presenteeism: the compulsion to spend longer at work than is required or to continue working despite illness
epistolophobia: fear of correspondence
tidings: news, information
Use these three words to inspire your creation today. Write a story, poem, essay, section of a novel, or song. Paint or draw a picture. Use your camera to capture the words in a unique way.
I have used the Oxford Dictionary website to pick unique words & phobias. Feel free to think outside of the box with these definitions.
Just simply create!
limn: represent in painting or words
clinophobia: fear of bed
amphibology: a phrase or sentence that is grammatically ambiguous
(She sees more of her children than her husband.)
Use these three words to inspire your creation today. Write a story, poem, essay, section of a novel, or song. Paint or draw a picture. Use your camera to capture the words in a unique way.
I have used the Oxford Dictionary website to pick unique words & phobias. Feel free to think outside of the box with these definitions.
Just simply create!
mollitious: luxurious or sensuous
gephyrophobia: fear of bridges
lambent: softly glowing or flickering