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Fall Back Into Creativity: Day 4
Who do you love?
*** Remember you can write this from your POV or the POV of your character. You can also use any form of creativity you want if writing is not your thing. ***
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Fall Back Into Creativity: Intro and Day 1
Whether you are struggling with a creative block or gearing up to work on a big project; this month’s set of prompts are designed to get you going.
It doesn’t matter if you are a writer, painter, photographer, or musician. No matter what your method of expressing creativity, take each prompt and express yourself. As a writer, you can choose to respond to the prompts as yourself or look through the eyes of a character you have created.
No matter what, make sure to have some fun with it!
DAY ONE
Who are you?
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Spring Into Creativity 30/30 – Be honest
Be honest about your creativity, where it is going, and where you want it to go. Express it in your art.
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Spring Into Creativity 26/30 – Rebuilding
How would you rebuild yourself or your life? What are the building blocks? Get creative!
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Spring Into Creativity 25/30 – The Telephone
Love it or hate it, create an ode to the telephone in the format that best suits you.
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Spring Into Creativity 24/30 – Arbor Day Creativity
It is Arbor Day! Hug a tree and get inspired. Look at some trees and get inspired. If you can, go plant a tree and get inspired. Create from that inspiration.
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Spring Into Creativity 19/30 – Let’s hangout
What is your ideal hangout? Paint a picture (with words, melody, or images).
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Spring Into Creativity 18/30 – Found Creativity
Empty your pockets or purse. Create something from what you find there. Use the items in a poem or a story. Take a picture. Paint or draw your impression of them. Write a song about it. Make sure you have fun with it.
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30 in 30: Day 30 – I hope you didn’t need a prompt to finish…
I hope you didn’t need a prompt to finish.
But if you do…
Write about accomplishing a goal. No matter how small it is, write about what it means to either you or your character.
Happy Writing!
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