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Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
Seize the Day - Power Up Creativity
C Carpe Diem - Seize inspiration and
R Run with ideas to see where they can take you
E Explore and play, never stopping...
A Angle your line for hours as a person who fishes
T Talk with creatives and people outside your field till your brain's abuz-z-z-z-z
I Initiate from within - unleashing your potential
V Vacuum cobwebs - relax and refresh your spirit
I Idle the motor - simply daydream when you feel like it...
T Touch your soul - Thank God and be grateful
Y Yes, yes, yes.
Look at creativity through another viewfinder to see the action in your brain
C Curiosity and discovery can increase rewards to brain through dopamine, a natural drug
R Rewire brain by doing creative acts & your brain builds neuron pathways for creativity
E Engages amygdala where brain processes emotional information that feeds zeal & novelty
A Adjust speed of brain waves by selecting music that enhances your creative activity.
T Target your working memory to try new skills
I Insightful thinking increases activity in temporal lobes, which enable applications you try
V Vary work activities to tap your brain's multiple intelligences
I Improves focus and problem solving through brain's natural serotonin
T Tap into sensory information stored in parietal lobes to enhance visualization of places and events
Y Yield to a sense of improvisation and self-expression that originates in the brain's frontal lobe
R Run with ideas to see where they can take you
E Explore and play, never stopping...
A Angle your line for hours as a person who fishes
T Talk with creatives and people outside your field till your brain's abuz-z-z-z-z
I Initiate from within - unleashing your potential
V Vacuum cobwebs - relax and refresh your spirit
I Idle the motor - simply daydream when you feel like it...
T Touch your soul - Thank God and be grateful
Y Yes, yes, yes.
Look at creativity through another viewfinder to see the action in your brain
C Curiosity and discovery can increase rewards to brain through dopamine, a natural drug
R Rewire brain by doing creative acts & your brain builds neuron pathways for creativity
E Engages amygdala where brain processes emotional information that feeds zeal & novelty
A Adjust speed of brain waves by selecting music that enhances your creative activity.
T Target your working memory to try new skills
I Insightful thinking increases activity in temporal lobes, which enable applications you try
V Vary work activities to tap your brain's multiple intelligences
I Improves focus and problem solving through brain's natural serotonin
T Tap into sensory information stored in parietal lobes to enhance visualization of places and events
Y Yield to a sense of improvisation and self-expression that originates in the brain's frontal lobe
Inspirational Cool Photos and Artworks
Beautiful Inspirational Cool Photos and Artworks that you would love to see again and again ! Enjoy !
If you see a photo or artwork that is yours and you want credit or it to be taken off, just let us know. We don’t take credit for any of these, this post is just for collecting cool photos and artworks for design inspiration.
If you see a photo or artwork that is yours and you want credit or it to be taken off, just let us know. We don’t take credit for any of these, this post is just for collecting cool photos and artworks for design inspiration.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
6 Amazing Inspirational Car Concepts
I love cars, literally. I am always looking around to see if new concepts has been developed and how different things are affecting the market. I decided to choose 6 Car Concepts that I found interesting and loved. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did and you should check out the amount of detail. Audi SharkLamborghini AlcaldesBridgestone FalconCitroen RevolteInferno ConceptVortex Project
Sunday, July 18, 2010
50 Beautiful HDR Images from 50 World Cities
HDR can make the ugliest, run down, industrialized cities seem appealing, and if you take quality HDR photographs of the most beautiful cities in the world thay seem to be captured from a different perspective, you seem to be able to view different elements of a familiar scene that you had never noticed before. Below, you will find 50 Beautiful HDR Images from 50 World Cities. Are any of
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30 Creative Photography Examples using the Polar Panorama Effect
Wee Planets, Tiny Planets or the Polar Panorama effect, whatever name you prefer, is the technique of taking a 360° panorama image and using Photoshop (or any other decent image editor) and creating a circular or round image that wrap the panorama around to make it appear like a tiny/wee planet.Snowy nightAutumn PlanetDowntownRode GardenPlanet TreehouseTiny SunflowerFranklin Park
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
60 Most Stunning Typography Inspiration of All Time
Typography is the art and techniques of arranging type, type design, and modifying type glyphs. The arrangement of type involves the selection of typefaces, point size, line length, leading, tracking and kerning.We have selected 60 Most Stunning Typography Inspiration of All Time. Please feel free to suggest your favorite ones as well. Enjoy~Designed by Chinad0llDesigned by Islam ZayedDesigned by
Friday, June 11, 2010
20 Hot Games For Your Inspiration
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Gta IV
Resident Evil 5
Mirrors Edge
Crysis 2
Need For Speed Prostreet
Alone In The Dark
Final Fantasy XIII
Split Second
Assassins Creed II
God Of War 3
The Sims 3
Outrun
Avatar The Game
Neverwinter Nights
World Of Warcraft Online
Heavenly Sword Ps3
Suzuki Moto Gp
Mortal Kombat Vs Dc universe
Sonic Riders
Source: hdwallpapers
Gta IV
Resident Evil 5
Mirrors Edge
Crysis 2
Need For Speed Prostreet
Alone In The Dark
Final Fantasy XIII
Split Second
Assassins Creed II
God Of War 3
The Sims 3
Outrun
Avatar The Game
Neverwinter Nights
World Of Warcraft Online
Heavenly Sword Ps3
Suzuki Moto Gp
Mortal Kombat Vs Dc universe
Sonic Riders
Source: hdwallpapers
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Sunday, March 30, 2008
The Game of Jason McElwain's Life!
Jason McElwain shot a final three-pointer to rack up a school record of six three-point baskets and 20 total points in the last three minutes of the final game in his senior year. But, the most incredible part of the story is that J-Mac, as he’s affectionately known, performed this incredible feat in spite of the fact he was diagnosed with severe autism at a very young age. Thanks to early detection and increasingly sophisticated behavioral interventions, and parents who go the extra mile, life can hold more promise for children like Jason.
Jason tells his remarkable story in The Game of My Life: A True Story of Challenge, Triumph, and Growing Up Autistic with the help of Danile Paisner, New York Times best selling author. Check out the review I've written on Joyful, Jubilant Learning's A Love Affair With Books...ESPN provides glimpses into Jason’s life and those momentous four minutes when Coach Jimmy Johnson said, “Jason, you’re in,” on the last home game of the year. Jason had acted as manager throughout high school. Because Jason loved the game he practiced though he never played in a varsity game up to this point. Catch the love, thunder and emotion...
Jason's story of triumph inspires people to follow their dreams!
Today Jason's employed in a local Wegman's bakery. Wegman's, a regional supermarket chain, is known for hiring dozens of young men and women with special needs and assigning them to ability-appropriate tasks in their stores. Jason enjoys baking bread...
There's a certain routine to it, a certain rhythm. He know the recipe by heart, but it's more than just a recipe... He likes the way the bread smells when it comes out of the oven. He likes how the smell get into his clothes. He likes when customers say his bread tastes good. He likes that he as a place to go, and this his bosses think he's doing a good job, and that everybody at Wegman's knows he's a team player.Life indeed holds more promise for people like Jason, thanks to businesses like Wegman's who tap into peoples' strengths!
Thursday, March 13, 2008
The Brain on Inspiration
Ideas must work through the brains and arms of men [and women], or they are no better than dreams. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Inspiration for today...
The brain is a muscle/
of busy hills, the struggle/
of unthought things with things/
eternally thought.
Joyce Carol Oats

Inspiration for today...
The brain is a muscle/
of busy hills, the struggle/
of unthought things with things/
eternally thought.
Joyce Carol Oats
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Tease Your Readers' Senses!
How do you entice folks to read your blogs? That's the million dollar question and recently someone asked me that. Hmmm.... I put the noodle to work on this...Challenge your readers. The human brain's intrigued by challenges and puzzles. It thrives on what is out of the ordinary. So with this in mind here's some appeteasers...
Tip Ideas Upside Down Seth Godin's a maestro at this... Fire the Customer... Small is the New Big...
Poll or Survey Recently Valeria Maltoni polled readers about trends coexisting in our lives. She wanted to know which ones interested me and why. By including a poll you value reader's input and they feel like they count. You honor readers' input even more if you analyze and show results in a later post...
Or, you might enjoy seeing how addicted to blogging you are. Try Jeremiah Owyang's challenge to see if you are more of an addict than he...
Visualize Ideas for Readers An image is worth 1,000 words... Today's readers enjoy a quick snack and they're gone. The average reader stays but 17 seconds... Try finding just the right image to capture the essence of your post.
OK, what would put the icing on the cake? The challenge is here...
First here's Chef Mike Sansone's feast for your dining pleasure SCAMPER tactics...
SCAMPER can a creative thinking technique to jump-start your blog posting:Michael Michalko, author of Thinkertoys, stopped by to share two more SCAMPER tactics to play with...
Substitute - Remember the Z-List? Sandy substituted text for images and extended its viral life.
Combine - Consider combining text and audio (sound bytes) in a post.
Adapt - I've written before about emulating an idea to make it your own. Recently, I was inspired by Adam's brilliant post to toy with this scene about RSS feeds.
Modify - Todd Andrlik modified the idea of the Z-List, created the Power 150 and recently partnered it with AdAge
Put to Other Use - One more example from the Z-List: Gavin gave it permanent life on the Z-List Wiki
Eliminate - Television. You'll find more time to blog.
Rearrange - Turning statements into questions could be one way, right?
Magnify Unique close focusOK, your turn... Scratch your noodle... and add your tactics to Tease Your Readers' Senses...
Reverse Start at the end and rewind... see where this takes you!
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Blogging's a Fine Art

Diogenes recently interviewed me on “the fine art of blogging.” I love the internationality of this interview because Diogenes appears to be a world citizen - interested in commonalities across all cultures. Blogging really brings peoples across the world closer - and Dio's blog shows how it can be done.Interestingly, “Dio” wanted to know why and how I blog. My first inspiration came when Dr. Ellen Weber, with whom I work, began to blog. She was so enthused with blogging she couldn’t stop talking about the joy she found. That stirred me so much that I thought I’d like to begin a blog, too...
You might enjoy reading the rest of Dio’s interview at Quasi Fictional.
What inspired you to begin blogging and what inspires your blogging now?
Thursday, December 21, 2006
What I Learned from Nature in 2006
Though I learn something new almost every day, two surprises came from nature that continue to inspire me. Here's the essence...
- Nature sparks inspiration -- and art grows here. My grandsons joined me for a walk in the woods. Jonathan, 8, stopped me from stepping on a "geiko" which he deftly rescued and carefully cupped in his hands thoughout our trek. And, though he let this much cherished geiko loose at the end of our trip, he later recaptured it in watercolors at his kitchen table. Jonathan rated his experience in the woods as "better than going to Six Flags," a million-dollar amusement park.
- Even cats take risks. Every time Ginger, an abandoned cat who discovered our barn, gave birth to kittens they disappeared. But, one day when ten little children played on our large front porch, Ginger carried three prized kitties, one-by one, and placed them at the feet of my daughter-in-law. The children picked them up, cuddled and loved them and amazingly convinced their Mom and Dad to adopt all three. I could not imagine a cat bringing treasures in the midst of squealing children, but she did. And it is an image of risk, I will not forget.
Ben Yoskovitz, at Instigator Blog challenged fellow bloggers to look back in time and ask the question "What did you learn this year?" Ben will donate $5.00 to charity for each entry. These two inspirations are my response to that challenge.
I hope you'll take the baton now and write an entry for Ben!
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