More fun with Paper Sculpture – go ahead, twist and tear and boogie woogie, then glue it all back together again.

I wanted to come up with something completely different and break away from the creative familiar.

Where do ideas come from? All sorts of places… sometimes they seem to come out of nowhere.

In the realm of creativity, mistakes can be turned into opportunities; in fact they could be vital and improve the outcome of a creative project or lead to fresh ideas.

This poem describes the inner experience and struggle I had after recently meeting an absolutely amazing shamanic man.

These are the words I could eke out today.

This is a poem about the creative muse–that which inspires long after it is gone. The impression of the muse–which might be an experience, person, idea, etc.–is so powerful as to continue indefinitely.

I’ve found that my creativity is often strongest at night when everyone else is asleep. This is a poem about agony of the creative process.