Creative Notebooking to Spark Your Imagination

Creative Notebooking to Spark Your Imagination

“!! Congratulations!! You have reached the end of this course. I hope you have enjoyed this journey with me and that you have learned more about writing and the power of words. Here are some tips to keep in mind when writing: • Remember the benefits of writing by hand and the possibility of choosing your creative moment very well. • Select your notebook and surround yourself with inspiration. • Run away from time thieves and learn to fight against creative blocks. • Discover what techniques can help you enhance your creativity. Automatic writing is your friend. • Share your talent. You already know that a talent is useless if you don't share it. Remember that you can also dedicate yourself to writing professionally. As a final project, I propose to collect all the exercises and practices that you have done during this course and make a "virtual notebook" with photos of those texts that you have written by hand in your real notebook. To do this, open the notebook that you have used during the course and photograph the texts, exercises and stories that you have in order to make your "virtual notebook". For example, you can upload the following exercises: Your commitment Share the commitment you have signed to spend some time each day writing and enhancing your creativity. Collage of images Include a photo from the collage of images you created to connect with the child part of you. You can be an inspiration to others.

Text on an inspiring image Also upload a photo of the text that you have written from an image, either the photo that I proposed in the "Creative Writing" unit or another image that you like. Text starting with the sentence "Someone rang the doorbell" Share the story you've created from this opening sentence and read other versions in the various uploaded projects. You will see that very different and original ideas arise. Exercise from the word "coffee" It is interesting that you also upload photos of this task from the "Creative Writing" unit. I encourage you to share the result as part of your "virtual notebook". In addition to these examples, you can include photographs of other exercises or texts that you have written throughout the course. Anything goes! Also remember that I have left you some of my texts in each unit to serve as an example or inspiration. The more you write, the more your creativity will develop. Don't be afraid, it's never too much! When you have all the notebook photos ready, you can share your "virtual notebook" on the forum by clicking the "Create your project" button. In addition, you can accompany the photos with comments or experiences that you want to share and that have been part of this process. There are no limits! I will stop by the forum from time to time to see the projects and answer messages, although I ask for your patience, since I also have to attend to my professional assignments. I thank you again for having accompanied me on this adventure and I encourage you to continue training and nurturing your creativity. See you soon! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Hello again, thank you very much for joining this course with me. It has been a pleasure accompanying you through this creative journey. Now I would like to briefly review everything you have learned during the course. you met me first and you have discovered what my influences are. Remember that you can also find inspiration closer than far. Don't underestimate the people around you. Your family, your friends, your neighborhood or your dog They can be inexhaustible sources of inspiration. The everyday is precious, take advantage of it. Then, you have learned the benefits of w...”

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Course summary for: Creative Notebooking to Spark Your Imagination

• Level: Beginner
• 95% positive reviews (87)
• 2348 students
• 4 units
• 13 lessons (1h 32m)
• 8 downloads

• Category

  Writing

• Areas

  Creative Writing, Creativity, Management & Productivity, Sketchbook