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  • December 18, 2019 at 7:46 am #481520
    Mike L
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        I was thinking about the monthly challenges in many of the other sub-forums and wondered if this forum could offer a monthly challenge for boosting the creative juices. Not just oils or wood or miniatures, but something any artist could use to get going.

        Something as simple as offering a random topic and letting the artists do what they do best – create, in any medium desired, something related to the topic and then share the creation with the rest of us. Just like the other monthly challenges.

        Just a thought. Any comments or suggestions concerning it?

        Practice religion freely and freedom religiously.

        December 18, 2019 at 8:42 am #920637
        Claude J Greengrass
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            It’s a good idea and could be applied to the Composition and Design forum. Both of these forums could do with a boost of activity. I’ll check if I have any creative activities to post.

            It is only on a basis of knowledge that we can become free to compose naturally. -- Bernard Dunstan
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            December 19, 2019 at 10:22 am #920638
            Trish
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                I like the idea too. I used to come here years ago, and I’ve been sorry to see the Creativity forum become so inactive.

                -Trish

                December 19, 2019 at 1:57 pm #920639
                Mike L
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                    OK, then. Unless someone else wants to do it I’ll post a challenge thread similar to the monthly challenges in other sub forums on 1/1/20.

                    Or, depending on how much I revel the night before, 1/2/20. :lol: :lol:

                    Practice religion freely and freedom religiously.

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