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In the book, An Artist's Way, Julia Cameron teaches the value of morning pages to free up your creativity: Writing three longhand pages first thing in the morning to unburden your mind.
One can apply the same methodology to artist pages: taking 10 - 15 minutes first thing in the morning to create as you wish. No rules, no expectations. Doing this can be surprisingly rewarding.
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Carving out some space to try new things can help us take risks in our art that we may not otherwise do.
Treating art as play reduces the fear and pressure of being perfect. This easy practice can also spill over into other aspects of life and help us to put ourselves out there in unexpected ways.
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Forcing ourselves to create daily can improve our work in unforeseen ways.
As our skills improve, so will our curiosity for learning increase. Adding workshops to refine our craft can inspire us to improve further.
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The point of doing morning pages is the process, not whether the art is good or bad. In the process, we learn to love taking risks and trying new things to see what brings us joy.
Even if the art is "bad", we learn to embrace it for the process, the joy and the calm it brings to our day.
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