Author: Sagesse Bezalel
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, creativity sometimes takes a backseat. But for creatives, even the most ordinary moments hold potential for inspiration and innovation.
Imagine strolling through your neighbourhood, the same old streets you’ve seen countless times, and then you start to notice the tiny details that often go unnoticed. Suddenly, the mundane becomes a wellspring of creativity, offering fresh perspectives and ideas; as you find inspiration in the smallest details.
A mundane scenario describes a situation that is dull, ordinary or routine and where excitement seems scarce. It is essential to tap into the curiosity and wonder of everyday life seeking creative ideas in such a seemingly void situation. Instead of waiting for the perfect moment or the surge of inspiration, embrace the ordinary with openness.
Take household chores, for instance, when washing the dishes or folding laundry, which might not seem thrilling; they offer a chance to let your mind wander and explore new ideas. You could also get a colour scheme from the laundry exercise or a concept from the shape of the dish and the forms it makes with the foaming soap. Approaching these mundane tasks as opportunities for creative thoughts allows you to regain control over your creativity, even in the most unexciting moments. It’s all about shifting your perspective and finding beauty in the simplicity of everyday experiences.
A salient breakthrough from the creative block; take a break from work, engage the unexciting moments with openness, seek creative solutions that you need with curiosity and attention to details in the mundane, and get back to work thrilling.
By embracing the ordinary and seeking inspiration in the mundane, creatives can reclaim their creative spark and continue to thrive in their respective disciplines. So, the next time you’re feeling uninspired, look around, who knows what wonders you may discover in the most unexpected place? Catch ya balling!
Ah! This right here is inspiring. Another solid reminder that the little things always does matter.
Truly, they do.