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Spring Into Creativity 17/30 – Haiku
Create a Haiku (traditional, senryu, or your own 5-7-5 or 17 syllable poem).
Then create something from what you have just created (especially if poetry is not your primary creative format).
If you are not a poet, find a haiku that speaks to you and create something from that.
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Spring Into Creativity 16/30 – Just 5 Things
Create a “5 Things” post. You can pick any five things but try to pick things that affect your creativity.
It doesn’t have to be a blog post either. By all means get creative with how you put it together. Have fun with it!
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Spring Into Creativity 14/30 – Reach for the stars
In today’s creative piece set lofty goals. Figure out how to express that in your art.
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Spring Into Creativity 13/30 – Focus on Words
No matter how you get creative focus on words. Create something with the emphasis on a word of a series of words.
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Spring Into Creativity 11/30 – Pets
Create something based on your most beloved pet. If you’ve never had a pet write/create about why or what your ideal pet would be.
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Spring into Creativity 9/30 – Names
If you could name yourself, what would your name be?
What does your name mean to you?
Where did it come from?
Tell us the story of you real name or the one you have dreamt up.
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Spring Into Creativity 7/30 – Healthy Living
What comes to mind when you think about living healthy and being healthy?
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Spring Into Creativity 6/30 – Teflon
What doesn’t seem to stick to you? What sticks to you that you wish wouldn’t?
Think outside of the box and get creative!
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Spring Into Creativity 4/30 – The elephant in the room
So… why don’t you go ahead and tell us about the elephant in the room. And please don’t beat around the bush.
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