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A blog about creativity
Creative Workshops
One day courses in identifying and breaking the blocks to creativity. Based on the techniques of The Artist's Way.
28th March Edinburgh 10.30-5
For more info here.
28th March Edinburgh 10.30-5
For more info here.
Best of the blog
- 3 degrees of separation
- A Cosmic Tantrum
- Advice to photographers
- Authentic Experiences
- Authentic Experiences II
- Autumn receipts
- Barbara Sher's Subsidy to the Arts v all or nothing fallacy
- Collaging how to
- Do More Things Badly
- Embracing 'Mistakes'
- Faith,Creativity, Being in the moment, and stirring the universal energies
- Getting Lost
- How to make the world a slightly better place
- If you need to clear your head
- Instincts & Tulips
- Interview with Adrian Meade
- Keri Smith & the Joy of Part time work
- Learning when Not to do something
- Letting things go
- Lists & LIving
- Living amongst the headphone people
- Love Yourself Day
- No Good Wrong Day
- Notes on suriving creatively a job done for money
- Perfect time to create
- Post July Bombings
- Purrlesure
- Retreat to Advance
- Romancing yourself
- Start where you are
- Strategies for connecting
- Summer Pudding
- Surviving Christmas
- Sustainable creativity
- Taking Responsibility
- The creative process is messy & unsatisfactory
- Together Better
- Tomorrow is my brithday
- Wanting Striving and Failing
- Weeding and Perfectionism
Links
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- 52projects
- Ali Edwards
- Apartment Therapy
- Art Calling
- Chocolate & Zucchini
- Christine Kane
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- Dumbo Feather
- Everyday Matters
- Free Will Astrology
- Gaping Void
- harrumph
- Hendrix Cat
- Ink On My Fingers
- Jen Lemen
- Keri Smith
- Michael Nobbs
- Milk & Cookies
- Moleskinerie
- On Taking Pictures
- Penelope Illustration
- Pomegranates & Paper
- Posie Gets Cozy
- Rhiannon Connelly
- Short Film Production Blog
- Shutter Sisters
- Starry Blue Sky
- Visual Chronicles
- You Grow Girl
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2 comments:
Snow? What's that?
I actually would love a good snowstorm right now. We had a little in December, but barely even a rainy day since then.
Good luck with your civic activism!
ooh yes every now and again it comes but doesn't lie. A shame as Edinburgh looks very pretty in the snow.
I did twenty letters on sunday night with proper pretty stamps and all and if that does make a difference... I'll just have to tie myself to a bulldoser but ONLY if it isn't raining. I'm a fair weather activist...
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