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Pull a joni mitchell and engage in arts that differ from your primary to inform it at a later time.
If you lean more toward visual arts try poetry, song writing, music making, acting/performances for the self, crochet, clay, claymation, videography, sound collection, whistling, discovering new sounds you can make etc.
Often when i want to create but i feel tired or uninspired i try to use still life or my surroundings— BUT If thats boring i ask myself a question and let my train of thought ramble -> connecting that rambling to my pen on paper
Honestly setting your inner critic to rest and creating things that are imperfect is actually incredible!
More often than not letting first drafts be final for a moment allows you to discover what you crave to create.
Apr 11, 2024
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As someone who often falls into burnout and creative slumps with my art and animation, I find that taking a little step out of your comfort zone and trying something different really helps! It can be a different medium, a different style, etc. as long as you’re doing something creative.
Oftentimes what gets me out of my slumps is switching from digital to traditional art, and also doing a bit of writing! I always return reinvigorated and full of ideas.
Jan 7, 2025
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The #1 way I’ve worked through any sort of creative rut (this happened recently) is by talking through it with my friends who also make art/write/etc. It helps me get out of my head, which is usually the root cause of the block. Also revisiting your/others’ work that inspires you (study an old painting you love, reread your diary, watch your favorite movie a few times in a row)
Feb 10, 2024
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The smell and just the sound itself feels healing!
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You don’t have to like everyone. Sometimes it’s okay just to say I don’t like you. It will let you feel a little lighter.
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