Did you know that expressing your creativity can make you happier? Get inspired to try something new or fine-tune your craft with advice from these Omega teachers.
Keeping Creative While Sheltering in Place
The Need For Creativity
Don’t doubt your need to stay creative in these times. American country singer and actor Jimmie Dale Gilmore talks about the immense value of creativity, especially in times of upheaval.
Exploring Different Outlets
Expressing your creativity can make you happier, according to research, so now more than ever is a great time to stay creative. Here are many ways to explore—from painting to dancing to simply daydreaming about it.
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Find Your Creative Outlet
Playing With Mixed Media
Ever thought about using multiple materials in your visual art? Watch artist Jane Davies as she makes colorful pieces using mixed media, including collage, paint, and encaustics.
Learning to Drum
Watch expert teacher Steve Leicach walk through the basic building blocks of tone and bass to create a groove thats both teaches good drumming mechanics and soothes the spirit.
Nurture Your Artistic Time
Morning pages is a practice developed by Julia Cameron, author of the quintessential The Artist’s Way. And it’s not just for writers. It can be done by anyone looking to boost their creative output.
Bring the Café Spirit Home
Missing the chatter and buzz of your local coffee shop? Find out why that background noise is essential for the creative part of your brain and how you can “re-create” it at home.
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