What’s it sounds like

Think about your project or problem in terms of how it might sound (or feel, or smell, or taste). Try to describe it as best you can.

This is a great way, if you're trying to be a writer. You know how all writers have to find ways to describe everything that is going on in the story that is being told. Well this is the way to do it. And don't feel like your saying too much cause to me there is never too much. It appeals to all your readers and will most likely bring your readers back to read more of your story, or stories.

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Read something odd

Pick up a wacky or odd magazine or book. Grab something with a cover that makes you laugh or cringe, the kind that makes you react to whatever is written in it. Try to read it cover to cover in your search for creative inspiration.

Well in this insert, I shoot this kinda creative inspiration all the time. That's why I like writing this way as well. I would say don't just use a book, or a magazine to inspire you, use life. And what I mean by that is use whatever you hear on radio, a conversation that you may be having with someone, maybe a little innocent easdroppin as well. Also search for creative inspiration as well.

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Tune into the beginning

Turn on a random movie or open a book or magazine and watch or read just the first part. Then turn off the show or close the book and see what ideas come about.

Just get idea of what going on by finding out what the movie, or book is all about and just watch, or read the first chapter of the movie, or book. And then see how the scene is set up, the characters, basically get the structure of whats goin on in the book, or movie and build your ideas, or idea that you trying to create.

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