creativity

I signed up to a paid plan with Midjourney Ai (image creation software) and I've spent many hours on it over the past 3 days. I've been working on a few projects, one of them is trying to find something that could represent the Remote Group Healing space that we have in the instructions for...

I just had a play around with the Midjourney AI image generator on Discord. This software lets you type in /imagine, and then you enter in keywords. After hitting enter, it generates images based on those keyboards using AI. When it’s done, it posts them in the chat. There’s a maximum number of...

I'm sharing this here as it may create a spark; perhaps this is something you or a friend could setup in your local area, if it doesn't already exist. We have to adjust to this new world that has been forced upon us by the elites. We don't need to live in their world, we can live in ours. Aly...

Have you got a favorite bookmark? I was sent this one below as a gift recently and it may just be my new favorite!

Love this! (Direct link here for those that can't see it)

This is a space to share any photos of tapestries you have at home, but also to point out one’s you’ve come across online that you are thinking about getting, are tempted to get, or just love the look of. Online there are a lot of tapestries available, such as on Etsy.com and other sites. For...

Back in August, 2016, Samara began a thread titled Photography. As of June 2019, it has since had sixteen thousand views and 481 replies. This is part two, as that thread reached seventeen pages and some bugs have been reported. This can happen when a thread gets that size. So the purpose of...

The first image above is of an oil painting, The Gleaners, by Jean-François Millet, from 1857. It shows three female peasants gleaning a field of stray stalks of wheat after the harvest. It's famous for featuring, in a sympathetic way, what were then the lowest ranks of rural society; this was...

This year I started creating my own memes to share on my personal Facebook page. Many of them go viral as I’ve closely followed patterns around what works, what doesn’t, and how they should be displayed. I'm getting better and better at it over time. My most popular image has had 39,000 people...

This is Mary Smith wielding a pea shooter at the east end of London, back in 1931. Her job was to get up early, sometimes at 3am, and rouse clients so they could get to work on time. Most “knocker-ups” used a long light stick, often bamboo, with a piece of wire at the end to reach windows higher...

A proposal to cocreation. I did it few time on my polish local forums and it was always fun. The idea is to cocreate story or emotion or artistic ekspresion that is our reflection on story as is told so far. So story is what is in each post. And any one is free to continue story in way that has...

The gentleman Felter is a needle felt artist from a small village on the Northumbrian coast in the UK, which is surrounded by castles, cats, and copious amounts of tea. Felter finds old beaten up heavily used brushes that nobody would look twice at and then places on them tiny animals with...

Last month on the 28th the 22nd annual Halloween parade in the city Kawasaki, Japan, took place. About two thousand people in costumes walked streets, with about a hundred and twenty thousand spectators watching on. Vampires, ghosts, skeletons and interestingly a group dressed as well-known...

Self-described “bookstagrammer” Elizabeth Sagan pays homage to her love of literature, arranging a huge collection into imaginative art displays to share with her one hundred and six thousand Instagram followers. She's below with some of her creations, but you can find the rest right here...

Alan, in Australia, collects driftwood and creates amazing art and sculptures. I've had many moments exploring the seashore throughout my life and I love it when Is see things like this as it's not only about the art, but about connecting in with those experiences again. These are available...

We have a few photo based food threads on this board already, but it can be hard to track back where they are, but each one has a specific purpose as well. I'm starting one to create a space to share your personal photos of what you eat for breakfast, which may be your own creation at home, or...

Making paper flying objects is a memory from my childhood. "So you want to make the world’s farthest-traveling paper airplane. The technique you learned in school won’t cut it. John Collins designed the current world-record-holding paper airplane. According to him, there are four things to...

Think about it: if you could go back in time and leave a short note for your younger self, whether that may be in your teenage years or younger, or your 20's, what would you say? This note could change your future.

While this may also be appropriate for our Humor sub-board of our Universal Discussion board, I thought it was very creative of what this person came up with as he walked around interupting strangers. It's story time!

This robot has a bad posture. However, as real as it may seem, it's simply a masterfully-done embedded CGI robot, one of the robots digitally created for ADAM, a series of post-apocalyptic sci-fi short films by director Neill Blomkamp. He's more widely-known for Elysium, District 9 and...