Check it out the Owls story at the end of the video.
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Increase your Creativity and Unlock your Hidden Talents
Well October is here, and it has brought with it a lot of creative projects that I hope you will be able to take part in some. You can dip in and out as you choose with the main focus of doing something creative each and every day. Check out the most recent Material Musings, we will be sharing a new one in the next few days, an update of the stitched project.
Today also kicked off the start of the Fodder Challenge - With a lesson given by Tracey Wozniak, you can get all the information about joining Fodder School HERE
As it is Tuesday my Creative Gardening post normally comes out and I recently did an update on my Aloe plants, that seem to be growing at an alarming rate. You can check out the video below.
We have an early bird rate on our Gratitude Junk Journal, which I am teaching in. If you would like to get 20% off then enter the code AMORE24 at the checkout.
Learn More About Gratitude Journal HERE
Every month in the Art Resource Hub I share a FREE digital Download, for your creative projects, here is the one for October:
Finally, I am part of the Ultimate Blog Challenge, and so will be sharing with you about all the wonderful creative adventures I find myself on for the month of October (just what have I let myself in for I ask myself) We are going to be pushed to another creative level, I think.
Creativity is a journey, not a destination. As creatives, we constantly seek ways to push our boundaries, discover new horizons, and bring our unique visions to life. Moving forward as a creative involves a blend of reflection, resourcefulness, and the courage to venture into unknown waters. Here are three ways to move yourself forward on your creative journey:
Often, we underestimate the potential of the resources at our disposal. Whether it's a limited set of tools, a small budget, or even time constraints, these limitations can actually foster creativity. By fully embracing what you have, you can push yourself to innovate within those confines, often leading to surprising and unique outcomes.
Practical Tip: Take inventory of your current resources—skills, tools, and time. Challenge yourself to create something using only what you already have. This helps sharpen your problem-solving skills and shows how creativity can thrive under constraints.
Stepping out of your comfort zone is essential for growth. This involves experimenting with new mediums, techniques, or even genres that you haven’t explored before, you open doors to endless possibilities and new perspectives.
Practical Tip: Set a regular time for experimentation in your creative schedule. Dedicate this time solely to trying out new ideas without worrying about the outcome.
Your creative journey is deeply personal. It’s shaped by your experiences, beliefs, and aspirations. Bringing your personal touch into your work not only makes it unique but also resonates more deeply with your audience. Reflect on what ‘personal’ means to you and how you want to express that in your work. Also check out post - Arts and Wellness Cafe
Practical Tip: Reflect on your personal story and values. Consider how these elements can influence your creative projects. Are there specific themes or messages you want to convey? Integrate these into your work to create pieces that are truly reflective of who you are.
Meet the Artist
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Pastel Paintings part of the 100 Days of Pastels |
Ancestors Remembered |
Dance |
Dreamer |
In Search for Identity |
Art Giveaway - We all need a friend to lean on |
Mixed Media Art on Card 6 x 8 inches - We all need a shoulder to lean on - |
Recycled Journal |
Front Detail - Toilet roll journal |
back detail - Toilet Roll Journal |
John Lewis Journal - Recycled creatively |
Page to add gesso to |
Were you allowed to jump on your parents bed? |
Here are the papers for October's Digital Download on Patreon for the $3 Tier. If you join us on the $3 Tier you will have access to...
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