nonphysical asked:


flash of creativity happens only at certain times. any tricks for recreating it to make it adjust to your schedule instead of staying up all night and trying to ride the wave?

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XxHybridTheoryxX asked:


Do you view video games as simple toys for children? Do you see it as a thing that damages a persons productive abilities and creativity? Do you see it as a waste of money? A distraction even?

Perhaps you see a video game as a fine piece of art. Something that takes millions of dollars to make. Something that is often worked on for years to ensure that people have as much a memorable and fun experience as possible. A means of escaping a harsh reality. A tool used to inspire you to create your own piece of art.
I like the way you think Orange
http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/5350/243837619c22e931c69owe5.jpg
http://www.auscillate.com/images/post_heads/katamari_2.jpg
http://www.cyberludus.com/files/2_9.jpg
http://www.gameinformer.com/NR/rdonlyres/38E22C44-AD01-48FF-8975-B93E0B4490BC/7735/LocoRoco.jpg
http://whatthecrap.files.wordpress.com/2007/04/super-mario-bros-dx-big.jpg

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Julius S asked:


I’m thinking about the way things have gone in the last 30 years or so, since the Reagan Devolution; where culture, arts, programs for early childhood and the poor, and humanities were laughed at as extravagances, and promoting the bland values of the world corporate community became paramount where Greed is Good was its motto. Our society was not just changed; the sense of an America that cared about people, creativity, even science and inventiveness, was destroyed. Following upon Reagan’s heels, Newt Gingrich sealed a decade of backward movement for working people and the middle class, and the programs and institutions that were their lifeblood. Instead of promoting new areas for jobs, education, training and opportunity, government was crippled and directed towards the increased support for the wealthiest Americans. Those who had based their businesses in the U.S. were encouraged to go overseas and become world citizens – tax-free money-makers without a country, and were rewarded for it. The Reagan Devolution and the Gingrich Congress directly opened the door for a future President – one with limited intelligence and vision but with the power of the oil and corporate franchises behind him, to rise up and become a puppet for the greediest and most powerful among us. That President was of course George W. Bush, our past petty dictator. I look forward to the day when an intelligent, cultured, sympathetic and broadly caring President takes the helm of our country in conjunction with a committed and broad-based Progressive Congress with a newly inspired progressive movement, they will reshape our laws to reflect real American values – ones that are directed towards people who are trying to make a living and raise their families under difficult conditions and not skewed in favor of the already-wealthy and the corporate interests. It is time that we realized the promise that this country glimpsed in the ’60s and ’70s of a truly open and caring culture, and that we lost under Reagan and his political spawn starting in the ’80s.
Obviously Barack Obama has yet to address the Reagan Devolution’s Culture of Corruption since so many Bushivick holdovers are still in place: Timothy Geithner, Bob Gates, Robert Mueller, et al. If Barack Obama were serious about driving a stake into the heart of the Reagan Devolution, he would advocate for criminal prosecution of those corrupt Democratic and Republican politicians that aided and abetted the most egregious crimes of the last 30 years (of course those still within the statute of limitations).

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Book Chick asked:


what inspires you? music? movies? stories?
if so share them with me.
I’m writing a story and I have lost my creativity and inspiration.
help me out by telling me what inspires you

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arcaneamy80 asked:


I am experiencing a severe depressive episode. I have lived with depression my entire life, with some peroids of relief, and somtimes it’s very severe. I hear a lot about musicians and writers and artists who suffer with depresion too, however out of their suffering comes art. I want to find ways to exercise my depression into creativity, but it feels so hard to even think of where to begin. Any suggestions. I know I am stuck with this for life and have to make the best of it or else I know I will die. Venting the pain through creativity and making something important or inspiring and maybe even beautiful out of it would really help me I think…so any input is much appricated. Thank you.

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Ruth G asked:


what’s make you think oustide of the box? how to keep or improve your creativity[in the arts, comics, architechture and advertising?]
i’m out of ideas. me and my friends in an art school have experience constant nagging of our professors and we are now making our thesis. we stressed out and run out of ideas. please help us out. thanks. arigato. =p
n_n.
you will also help future art students as well.

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gaffindennis asked:


im a very creative person but at the moment im stuck with artists block
i want to draw somethign but not sure what , have any ideas
i mainly like tim burton inspired characteristics and creepy things ( striped tentacles, spiderwebs, dead trees ) these kindsa things) also things liek what artists craola one creates
monsters, fantasy creatures
got any ideas to help me out
much appreciated

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