If there’s one thing I hate about blogging, then there’s probably a bunch of other things too. My main bugbear is the continual need for new content. Blogs are hungry beasts. Much of what gets written is ephemeral and has a short shelf, no matter how much time you spent on it. With that in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘creative visualisation’
Pictures of Scratched Vinyl – How to Find Your Writing Groove
Posted: June 7, 2010 in graffiti livingTags: creative visualisation, exercise, life, music, nablopomo, writing
Sleep deprivation is a wonderful thing. As is listening to music, especially messed up old vinyl. Put the two together at three in the morning and you get some interesting thoughts about writing. I love the aesthetics of old vinyl, or at least have a romanticised fondness for it, even though I went digital and [...]
Sparky: writers, shamans, creativity and magick (a creative visualisation)
Posted: October 12, 2009 in graffiti livingTags: creative visualisation
You are in a dark room. So dark that at first you can’t see anything. Pitch black. Then slowly, as your eyes adjust to the gloom, you notice a gathering light in the centre of the room. A faint glow, so tiny, the last of a candle flame. When you try to look at it [...]
