- how may our environment enable inspiration?
- how may our environment disable inspiration?
- does missing our 'inspiration window' equal to laziness more than anything else?
- how can we feel the spark of inspiration again once it fades?
- is it enough to revisit the source that inspired or can we do more to sustain it?
- will hypothesizing and eliminating inspiration barriers promote inspiration or is it a more frivolous emotion than that?
- do our best ideas really come from surges of inspiration or, rather, carefully laid plans?
- is denying acting on instantaneous inspiration exponentially habit forming?
- is acting on instantaneous inspiration exponentially habit forming?
- how can we maximize inspiration thus maximizing our creative potential?
- do we feel more inspiration around goal driven people?
- is it unhealthy to rely on inspiration to create our 'best work'?
- does self discipline produce higher quality work than inspiration driven work?
- can taking 'creative risks' lead to more inspiration longevity?
- should we practice experimenting with more than planning creative endeavors?
- can doodling lead to meaningful work?
- what are some mental processes that may inhibit acting on inspiration?
- how can we return to feeling inspired if we haven't felt it for years?
- does creative competition in academia induce or inhibit the desire to create?
- what are social stiffeners of creativity?
- can we overcome creative blocks in one sitting?
- how can drug use when creating promote a dependency on drugs to create?
- does society over glamorize dead artists?
- how can we utilize debilitating states such as depression to our creative benefit?
- are we more inspired when we collaborate?
- is our ability to feel inspired affected by our sleep patterns?
- is is better to 'get back into the swing of creating' by starting slow or going big?
- should we worry about 'wasted paint' during the process of exploratory creation?
- can making a list of what makes us happy, sad, or feel intense emotions induce inspiration to create?
- is inspiration from happiness more compelling than that of sadness?
- is anger the most compelling form of inspiration?
- how can combat impatience during the creative process?
- is laziness more compelling than achievement?
- should we practice our art even if we don't feel like it?
- what are the benefits of working in reluctance?
- what are the disadvantages of working in reluctance?
- how can we motivate ourselves to create?
- can we force inspiration?
- how can solitude promote creativity?
- how can solitude deteriorate creativity?
- would it be beneficial to keep a log of what inspires us to refer back to?
- are visual creators most inspired by visual sources?
- are auditory creators most inspired by auditory sources?
- what are the benefits of exploring new mediums?
- how can exploring new mediums help to inspire us within our medium of choice?
- are we more likely to act on inspiration when we are around other artists?
- are we more likely to act on inspiration when we are the sole perceived artist?
- how long is too long of a creative break before we are just being lazy to our craft?
- is societies perception of the 'low success rate of career artists' affecting the artistic communities desire to create for a living?
- does the correlation of money and success stifle artists to create and explore what they truly desire to?
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
50 Questions About Missed Creative Inspiration
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