There is no such Thing as Writer's Block

[puppetmaker]

Or keeping the creativity flowing

According to Peter who tends to move onto another project and then back to the one he is working on when he gets stuck. I try to do the same thing when I get stuck in a project. I'll start something else that I may not finish just to clear the brain and have another run at the problem I am working out in my head.

I also find that when I hit a brick wall on something going off and taking a walk or even a nap can help me regroup. Then I can come back and try something else. On occasion I can't see that I am that frustrated but Peter will and strongly suggest that I go do something else for a bit.

I think everyone has their own tricks when they hit the wall on a project.

So the question to the group is what do you do when you hit the creative wall?

I am very interested in the answers.

I am grateful when the wall goes away for a while.

Comments

[auryn29a.livejournal.com]

I'm still trying to figure that out. I try to force myself into doing something completely different. But then I'll eventually find myself in a place where I can't do any of my projects. Then I'll go clean the kitchen or something. Strangely, I get a lot of creative flow when I'm cleaning. It's like my mind just sort of lets go and starts cooking something up.