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12 Rituals of Rest That Spark Fresh Creative Energy Part 2

by Art Trails Tasmania | 15 Oct, 2025 | Creativity Calendar

Finding Joy in Restful Creativity Creativity does not thrive on constant motion; it flourishes when given space to breathe. Rest is not absence, but a quiet resource that renews energy, focus, and imagination.  Where Part 1 explored how boredom, sleep, and daydreaming...

How Rest Fuels Creativity: Boredom, Sleep & Daydreaming Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 15 Sep, 2025 | Creativity Calendar

Why Boredom, Sleep, and Daydreaming Fuel Creativity Creativity is not confined to bursts of high energy or moments of intense focus; creativity also thrives in quieter spaces, where creativity grows naturally as the resting mind nurtures creativity through calm,...

10 Ways to Explore Your Creativity with a Sketchbook Practice Part 2

by Art Trails Tasmania | 20 Aug, 2025 | Creativity Calendar

10 Sketchbook Practice Ideas  A sketchbook is more than just blank pages – it’s a space where curiosity, play, and experimentation come together. In Part One, we explored why sketchbooks are such a powerful tool for creative exploration. If you missed it, you can read...

Discover Creative Freedom Through a Sketchbook Practice Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 15 Jul, 2025 | Creativity Calendar

Nurturing Creativity  Sketchbook practice is a creative habit that nurtures confidence, curiosity and exploration, offering artists and crafters a space to play without fear or pressure. This blog story is Part 1 of a two-part series exploring the creative...

10 Ways to Heal and Flourish with Creativity and Community Part 2

by Art Trails Tasmania | 16 Jun, 2025 | Creativity Calendar

10 Nurturing Paths to Creativity Creativity has been both my refuge and my guide in these tender months of grief and exhaustion. This is Part 2 of a two-part series, where I continue to explore how creativity offers quiet pathways to healing when life feels undone. ...

Finding a Path to Healing with Creativity and Community Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 22 May, 2025 | Creativity Calendar

The Whispers of Creativity It seems that every stage of life throws up challenges, denting your heart and opening the doors to questioning what’s important, and for me, there’s always the whispers from creativity: “let creativity in, yours or ours”. In the last while,...
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