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4/9/25 - Participants learn how to paint a portrait learning techniques on enlarging, composition, replicating light, under painting, and brush selection at Howard County Library System, Elkridge branch.
This is made up of some macro shots edited in Photoshop Elements. It includes a fork (wedged between two tables, it picked up the reflection from the tables to look like wood. A whisk and some kitchen roll.
Developing ideas, prototyping, problem solving and group working skills
Part of a four week course on creativity and communication in MSc Design Engineering and Manufacturing Management at Middlesex University
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Creativity is something we all struggle with from time to time.
Only 1 in 4 people feel they are fulfilling their creative potential.
Whilst it is true that our creativity tends to peak very early, we can do a number of things to stimulate out creative output.
Studies have shown that simple things such as going for a walk, sleeping and showering all have a demonstrable impact on creativity levels.
The latest findings in neuroscience suggest that we can learn to be creative by experimenting, exploring, questioning assumptions, using imagination and synthesing information.
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OK... if you come to my photo stream with any regularity, looking for my photo for the day, you are aware that i haven't posted anything in about a week (give or take) the reason for that? creativity. or rather, lack there of. I'm a pretty transparent person. i wear my heart on my sleeve, always have. sometimes it gets me into trouble, but i think it's the best way to be. it keeps you honest, because no matter what words pass through your lips, the truth is always there on your face, and in your actions, to give you away. i love my creative side, it's good for my soul. it makes me feel productive and free and proud... but damn if sometimes it isn't elusive. no way i can force it..... not even with a "hail Mary" shot of a pickle.( joke with a few friends of mine... if you can't find anything else to shoot..... shoot a pickle, so you at least have something to post) my creativity is either there or it isn't. plain and simple. black and white. no faking it, just like i can't fake anything else very well.
i do have a few tricks up my sleeve tho, things that clear my head of the mess that's sometimes there, so there is room for my creativity again. sometimes its solitude and nature.... sometimes it's music and a beer.
this time it was corona and a song called "best of you"
I'd like to thank Mexico, and by buddy Dave.
Cover of the wonderful book by Neville Goddard, who explains how power of our thoughts and imagination to create our reality.
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Week 2 - Design and Studio Practice module
Exercise in experimenting with photography and perspective
First year BA/BSc Product Design students at Middlesex University
A Day Ten ("full-bodied") submission for Creativity Boot Camp.
For more, visit: creativebootcamp.blogspot.com
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