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Why We Need To Understand The Creative Process

Two reasons why it's important to understand the creative process: First, with any job it's important to understand the workings of the entire machine, the same goes with writing. In writing, the creative process is the machine, it's what we're using to put pieces together to make a product for our consumers, so it's our job to value our machine by knowing and understanding as many pieces as possible. Second, There's many things that go into the creative process including where ideas are born and nurtured, how they are brought to life, and how they are pruned and molded into something digestible for a specific audience. Once each of these things are fine tuned, it will give the writer space to spend more time on play. When there's more time for play, that gives more space for imagination. And since there's no rules in imagination, that's where freedom lies. So... it's important to know the creative proc

Extracting Ideas From The Inside

This is literally what a thought looks inside the brain. But when we think, this is not what we see. Today I'd like to discuss how we get our thoughts from conception into a place where we can mold them into a story. Getting ideas from pure thought onto paper can be a complicated thing. But there's a trick. The trick is....

What is the creative process?

Where do creations come from? The creative process is my favorite tidbit when it comes to finding out what goes on behind the scenes in any creative endeavor. So I've decided to research and share my thoughts on the creative process. For the sake of clarity as a writer, I will focus on the creative process when it comes to writing a book. In writing, the creative process is a space dedicated to gathering and organizing a collection of ideas into a book. The journey toward the "completed" stage is the creative process. There is infinite space when the creative process is started and completed, since you could consider that the readers continue the creative process over time by recreating the story in their own imaginations. The space of the process I'd like to focus on is from the gathering and collecting stage until it is no longer in the hands of the author. This process looks different for every writer when it comes to how to compile and organize, who the p

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