Creativity
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Creativity Without a Script
In my last blog post, I wrote briefly about my project Creativity Spark: a project emphasizing unscripted creativity, rather than rigid instruction. In order to achieve this goal, each art box is designed to teach younger students foundational creation skills… Continue reading
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What Philosophy Taught Me About Boundless Creativity
Image from: https://freerangestock.com/sample/97389/hand-reaching-up-into-the-sky.jpg I have always been drawn to philosophy. When you hear this, you likely think I mean that I like exploring the different ways the world works. Don’t get me wrong, I do, but the aspect of philosophy… Continue reading
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Why I’m Drawn to Nostalgia in My Art
I’ve always been a very nostalgic person. Even from the age of five, I was hesitant to let go of things I had outgrown. I believed my items had feelings, and I constantly worried about “what if one day….” While… Continue reading
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We’ve Eliminated the Space Where Creativity Begins
Image from: https://en.ac-illust.com/clip-art/23795833/tired-illustration–bored-bored-person–children- Nowadays, being busy is the expectation. For approximately 28 hours a week, kids sit in a classroom learning. Then they spend hours per week doing extracurriculars, helping out around the house, and studying. These hours add up,… Continue reading
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How I See the World Differently By Growing Up with Art
The boxes from my memory! (photo from https://creativity.org/mystery-box-challenge-2/) Introduction “What is your favorite childhood memory?” Recently, I was asked this question. Being only sixteen, I was surprised to hear someone asking me this and had never really thought about my… Continue reading
