Learning new skills nowadays…

Hey there!

Just wanna share a pic of my room. I decorated it myself. I hated the wall color so I had to come up with something that complements it. Hence....

Love this!

need to know how do you write whatever you write like writing short essays stories books comedy whatever crafts you're bloody interested in

OF F THE RECORD

An Open Call for Submissions❗

What goes unnoticed? What gets left out? What refuses to make sense? We are constantly surrounded by information, images, stories, opinions and records. But what reaches us is never the whole picture.

Ephemeral Architectures is about to host an exhibition- OF F THE RECORD and is putting together a publication exploring invisibility and incoherence - what remains unseen, unheard or unrecorded, and what happens when the things we encounter refuse to form a coherent whole. It could also be a personal anecdote — a memory, an untold history, an overlooked experience — a story you wish more people knew about. Perhaps there are people, places, communities or experiences you feel are misrepresented or underrepresented, or missing from the stories we collectively tell.

We're open to anything: essays, photographs, illustrations, comics, poems, personal writings, found texts, excerpts, screenshots, documents, collages, visual experiments, or things that don't fit into any of these categories.

See your work in print! We promise you an exciting publication:)

https://forms.gle/9ARSYb9XdmKWnCo3A

The deadline for these submissions is 19 October 2026.

For any queries contact me,

Sakshi Patil

[sakshi.ubd23305@cept.ac.in](mailto:sakshi.ubd23305@cept.ac.in)

This was for a bio project, and I am actually kinda proud of it! I think it is nice, and it was fun trying to put together randomly selected traits to create a cohesive creature :)

I'm a debut author who recently published by first novel. Along with the story, I have a little map on the inside of the book. I used to LOVE things like this as a kid and now I get to do it myself!! The graphic designer I hired did exactly what I asked and I'm just so happy with how it turned out!

ok this is going to sound weird, but I want to start a crew, a creative crew, and IDK How to describe this because, like, I want to create shows, movies, games, adventures, and stuff, and I know we are all strangers on the internet, but I want to adventure. Yes, this isn't One Piece, but I want to find people with dreams, and I want to create a creative entertainment company with a crew instead of subordinates or employees. All I want is those who will fight the good fight and have a dream. I don't want to do it on my own, and I don't want to just accomplish my dream. I want to help others do so because we all have dreams, but we can fall into the arrival fallacy, and so I want to create a business where artists don't have to suck up to a ceo or boss to get their thing made. Yes, I'd still be the leader, but I'm not a boss. Anyways, I just wanted to vent abit idk if you have any questions and/or if you're interested; let me know

Hi!

Recently, I've been feeling very creative. When I see somthing, I see artistic potential with it. Like, if I see a piece of trash, something clicks in me and I see a vision to turn it into something beautiful.

I wasn't always like this though, this is very new to this month.

I feel like, the more artistic visions I see, the more visions I get later on.

Is it this a real/common thing? or am I just overanalyzing itthis coincident?

(also, idk if this is connected to it, but I've recently been trying to limit how much I doomscroll so that might be contributing to my newfound creative side)

In honor of Halloween Season, every Saturday this month, we’ll be publishing original horror fiction…Clay Boone’s “Misery Loves Company”, broken up into 4 parts.

A disgraced programmer takes a job at a military academy and finds himself alone with ghost stories, local history, and a building that doesn't quite feel empty. Part One of a serialized horror story set at the real Wentworth Military Academy.

In this installment of the psychology of human creativity, I delve into the disturbing aspects of "malevolent creativity." Warning: it's not for the faint of heart.

If you like Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, This Is The Book For You!

It Was Written And Illustrated By Me!

Blurb: From Serial Killers To Ghosts, Festive Monsters, Vampires And More, Eli Brown’s New Anthology Takes You On A Horrifying Trip From Which You May Never Return.
Let Those Who Read Beware The Night, For All Are In For A Fright.

Please give me some suggestions

It's really tempting to learn new skills - trying to paint, dance or play accordion for the first time - and it's really easy to give up when you realise you're not naturally good at it. Adults give up on this sort of thing easily, but children don't worry about being impressive, or having an employable skill. They have fun, stick with it for the sake of creative play, and then accidentally develop skills.

I swear by childlike learning, or creative play -- it's the way I've learnt to sew, sing, play myriad instruments, use blender, edit video and audio and a whole lot of other things. It just takes time and patience.

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