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 Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:56 am
strange,
but whenever I get an idea for something,
including it comes out exactly what the mental picture in my head looked like. I can never seem to get another idea intill about well at least a week.
Whats your art technique or trouble?
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Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 10:22 am
mine comes in spurts... i will get an idea for a story or a drawing and i will be able to write/draw for about two weeks and then it dies away for a bout a month or two and then im spontaniously inspired for another couple of weeks... like with my drawing, around my birthday last year i had ran out of drawing books and well i refuse to draw on any thing else save for maybe the occasional doodle i will do during class on a notebook... and so my friend got me two normal sized top bound notebooks (one perferated one not) one really small one one medium sized one and three giant ones... and i was uninspired to draw once i got them... and well it took me a few monthes but i have what 3 of them compleatly full and the rest have occasinal doodles in them from when i had an inspiration though couldnt find one i aldready drew in...
though i must add it never turns out the way my idea came out in the first place
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 7:41 am
I get inspired to write poetry at the poetry open mics when I hear other people read their poems. I know it's a little rude but I want to make the moment into my own creative spurt, and flow from or off of it.
I also write whenever I feel that I want to, I just set my mind to the fact that I want to write and let my subconscious flow take the words out of me onto the keyboard or notepad, telling what it is that I want without letting my inner critic stop me from being natural.
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Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:01 pm
I've been told i have aunique style and thats all i kno. I write to say what i am feeling and thats abou it
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Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 7:01 pm
This is a rather different form of art ^^ but when I am playing in my school's jazz band I get this overwhelming and rather acute surge of inspiration to be able to do whatever I want, whenever I want, wherever I want. The problem that has arisen from this though is that it has shown me the perfectionistic side of me that did not push it's way into my work of any sorts before. Though it has also led me realize and embrace that my 'true calling' is in the world of music, it is making anything I write or debate truly hindered and is not improving the quality in anyway.
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Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 10:18 pm
i dont draw alot but when i get a really good picture in my mind i write it down and when im feeling lazy i come back to draw it. LAZY and PROUD (srry bout da caps)
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 11:01 am
My inspiration...usually comes from comedy, or more often, irony in my life. I write about problems, and I write about solutions thereof. I always need to include some humor, because unforutunately my peers find anything hard to take seriously that bores them, and humor is the only way to get attention. Actually, that isn't entirely true- while I try to be profound, humor is a part of me, and it's something that I'm just as skilled at as anything. I enjoy creating it. This is probably the reason that one of my longest running endeavors is a comic.
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