Archive for the ‘Creativity’ Category
Dream Big For Your Next Inspiring Moment
I am a large proponent of dreaming big. If you can size up your dream to something that seems rather impossible then you are truly dreaming. If however your dreams are rather limited and you cannot make yourself dream of the impossible, then you need help. Seriously, start living!
Dreaming consciously (day-dreaming) or subconsciously (sleeping) [...]
Creativity In The Classroom
In January 2010, I was asked to teach as an Adjunct Professor at a local community college. My eyes glistened after I learned that I would be interacting with design students teaching them how to effectively design for the web.
My Assumptions
Students aspiring to reach a creative occupation surely have a heightened sense of creativity.
Since majority [...]
Creative Thinking Technique – Freedom
Children are great examples of creative imaginations. Children think, grow, and imagine endless possibilities. They don’t view from a logical perspective, nor do they place boundaries and limitations. They are simply ‘free minded’ and expressive of their imaginations. Such imaginations make us laugh, smile, and enjoy their company. Through such experiences we do not realize [...]
5 Unorthodox Ways To Get Inspired
Looking for that moment of inspiration can be daunting. Especially if you have no method or process in place to help you. The following five ways are the most effective ways that inspire me:
1. Present Your Initial Ideas
While the purpose might be to find the golden idea, we often overlook the value of collaboration with [...]
Simplicity in Creativity
I am back! I wanted to address all the previous comments from my last post. I know that it has been a while since you last heard from me. Consider it a sabbatical. On my previous post, Nessie had addressed a question that I thought would be great to turn into a new post.
I had [...]