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These prompts are designed to challenge writers to craft stories with a focus on solving a puzzle or uncovering a secret.
by:
Laiq Ahmed Qureshi
Creative Director
Take a really strong aspect of your project and push it further. For example, you may have developed a great type relationship that communicates your message, but is obscured by clunky imagery and patterns. In this case, you might want to redo your whole layout by focusing on type and pushing other elements to the background.
MS Prompt
Schlepper / Tug
Baujahr: 2013
BRZ: 250
Pfahlzug: 71 t
Länge: 24.47 m
Breite: 11.33 m
Tiefgang: 5.54 m
Maschinenleistung: 4200 KW
Geschwindigkeit: 13 kn
IMO: 9647409
(Gesehen im Hamburger Hafen)
Today's photo prompt word is Sun so I took this photo of a mini jigsaw of Sunflowers by Van Gogh. We got it at the National Gallery when we were in London.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
My friend Jaye of artquiltmaker.com/blog recently hosted a giveaway as part of her Creative Prompt Project and I was SOOOOOO lucky to be one of the winners! The prize was a creative card pack. Here's the front of the card package. Very cool prize and I'm super excited to start using this pack!
These prompts will help you to not only discover more content to create, they will also help you fall more deeply in love with life. Are you ready for that? If you use these prompts, please tag me across social media @JulieJordanScott
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Prompt 9 & 10: fill a page with something random & illustrate a favourite song
The photo prompt letter was N so I took a photo of the nasturtiums I've been growing. I love the colour and they taste nice too!
Here is my sketch of "Quiet". What I immediately thought of was meditation and yoga. I have found both to be extremely beneficial in alleviate my stress symptoms. It was also good practice with my perspective in sketching.
So I have locs, and I've been known in the past to cut my hair really low, especially in the summer, but for some reaon, for the past couple of years, I've let them grow long! I thought wouldn't it be cool if I can dare myself to cut them all off again, otherwise the 2nd dare would be to color my hair a lovely brown for fun! This is a Fugi instax polaroid of myself, I also used a technique (which was by mistake at first) of spreading acrylic paint lightly around the pic to frame my face!
ALSOOOOO, pocket lovers, I took the envelope from the previous page/prompt, and folded it over to the next page to create this pocket! Loved this prompt alot!
This week's prompt was to make a page using only a credit card (or pieces thereof) and your fingers as tools. Another page that filled me with dread. Just not very comfortable with this kind of thing. I managed it, but it's not very impressive. However, I DO love the copper background. I will definitely use that on another page - when I can use a paintbrush to apply the paint. Obviously, I couldn't figure out how to do the lettering using my fingers, so I resorted to my Tim Holtz alphabet dies.