Creative Writing: Lost in the Mountains

John gazed at the horizon and enjoyed the sunset set in the sea near the city. The sun slowly fell from the sea. On soft sand, John can see the crab crawling, he can feel smooth and soft sand. John began to look at the sea, it was very beautiful. The majestic moving curved wave rolls quickly and then it collides with the sand beach. John breathed deeply, fresh salty fresh air revived his soul and brought him to the magical world. Birds cried out their songs and let John hear them. A wind blowing on his face, touching his ear, it was very cool and refreshing.

Updater Pete Docter took the Pixar creative team to Venezuelan tepuis (desktop mountain) to find inspiration for the world of the lost paradise waterfall. Their journey ends with the world's tallest waterfall, Angel Falls, which records thousands of photos, videos, sketches and brings them home. I made this destination (made by Ed Asna). "In my opinion, this position is also a character in the movie," Docter told the United States today. -P. P

In many cases this creativity and inspiration disappears in the adult world. In the world of deadlines and financial constraints, the extinction of these creativity evaporates. In today's world, creativity seems like a moment. Of course, the former genius idea may be like a lightning bolt, but who has the time? According to Dr. Stephanie Carlson, a brain development specialist at the University of Minnesota, children spent about two-thirds of their time in an unreal situation with imaginative games. Dr. Carlson believes that by pretending to be able to find alternative ways to do things, find problems, further enhance creativity and improve problem solving skills.

You can get inspiration. Painters can choose specific places in nature to draw scenes, but authors are not limited to writing what they see from the pier or the top of the mountain. Inspiration and creativity are just outside the typical lighting environment and comfort zone. Why do not you try this picture technique with your writing? Then I will hang up and leave the laptop at home and pack the pen and notebook. (In addition, you can not check out Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram every 10 minutes!) As long as you are outdoors, bathed in natural light, and breathe fresh air, you can go anywhere. Of course, the park nearby may be superior to the outdoor cafe on the busy city street.

Latte. Mountain, the sea, greening all year - The natural beauty of Vancouver surrounds Gastown's L'Atelier, but the real inspiration is a variety of creative entrepreneurs who work in comfortable plain spaces, Startup, and born from freelance. Let's share positive ideas. See Berlage. Meat Belle Rage is one of the most visually appealing and extensive collaborative workspaces in the city and is known as the home of the historic Beur van Berlage stock exchanges. The enormous space and its concentration, the vibrant workload reflects the ambition of modernist architect Hendrik Petrus Berlage, which fully fills his building with a community with a purpose and community.