And if nothing does, then I've gained so much from it already. That's that's why I wanted to share it. Sorry. My dog is out. You're freaking out. What's up there's? So, yeah, those are my thoughts on creative practices, and I would love to hear more from other people
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:31
And I have a practice now because I do sort of shadow boxes where I combine different textures and objects and images into a space and tell a story. That way I have a sort of a ritual of trying to collect a few new objects each week. I haven't been great lately, actually. I'm glad you're reminding me because it is a practice and they could be the strangest things and the stranger the better because they can dominate a story or they could be a little detail of a story
So for me, I've been trying to just go through them and compile them into one place for now and try to develop some kind of system for catching my random thoughts. And I found that looking through the notes, I really can make connections. And a lot of times it generates new ideas or sparks an interest in something that I have been thinking about for a long time
Darrisha Daniel
@Dee94 · 1:22
I'm dabbling in sewing, crocheting. I paint from time to time. I paint denim jackets. So that's something I really like to do. And yeah, I haven't really been as creative as I want to lately. So thanks for reminding me. Do something for myself, be creative
Savleen Kaur
@SavleenKaur19 · 0:14
Hi, thank you for asking this question. I have been a great practitioner of like baking and stuff and cooking even but lately I haven't been able to do that much. So I've been more on my artistic side as well, like painting and stuff like that
luckie Luce
@OldSilverWing58 · 2:21
I've been working on my shading and composition and structure and everything else and it's been such a place of peace to be able to dive into a page or a song and really connect for 30 an hour and really feel yourself expressed or the feeling of a new creation. However that creation is I love this question
Michael Smith
@mikes1648 · 2:05
His name was Bug Jello, and I made some scenes about it. And his name is so odd because it actually forces the mind to look beyond regular form music itself. I've put it on Bandcamp, and I do recordings probably every two weeks. And the music is a mix of experimental music combined with healing tones that are all in 432, using Native American Luce and guitars and digitizing and things like that
