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I LOVE TO THINK THAT
when God made us, He gave us just a tiny bit of
His amazing creativity. I mean, think about how
creative He had to be when he made the millions kinds
of flowers and animals, fashioned the ideas of colors and
emotion, and fabricated the laws of math and science! Now,
He gave larger helpings of creativity to some people than the
rest of humanity. But that’s totally okay! Everyone is creative
to a certain extent—we have the ability to use our brains and
invent unique solutions to problems and more! Here are some
ways to develop your creativity.
Creative
1.
Say hello to your new best friend, Hobby Lobby. Head
over there and grab one of them handy nifty
sketchbooks. They don’t cost a lot at all and go for
pretty cheap. I mean, after all, it's only a spiral bound
pad of paper. #INGENIOUS
Buy a sketchbook.
The sky isn’t always blue! (Okay, actually it is, but
work with me here). Sometimes it can be turquoise or
polka-dotted. Don’t just settle for the first thing that
comes to your mind. Dare yourself to do something that
isn't the first thing that comes to mind. Like what?!?!
Think outside of the box.
3. Yeah, these rarely turn out (*cough cough*
PINTEREST) But the experience is what counts, right?
Plus, there’s nothing like making something with your
lil’ ole hands.
Take a jab at a DIY.
4.
There’s a myriad of utensils out there for art-making.
Pastels (chalk and oil), markers, colored pencils,
crayons, paint (acrylic, oil, and watercolor), plain old
pencils . . . you could even make multimedia collages
with the pages of old catalogues!
Practice sketching!
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