Links: Creativity

[sonia]

Pressed flower collage of a comet moth by Helen Ahpornsiri, whose whole portfolio is stunning, via cleolinda.

Taking care by The Oatmeal, poem by Callista Buchen. Gentle art about being with grief in a loving way.

Photography composition, the definitive guide by Anton Gorlin. A detailed series on how to compose photographs, with striking examples.

Fantasy Name Generator. For all your fiction needs.

Where's Madeleine? by Holly Gramazio, a simple game involving photos of her cats.

From TED To PERNOCTATED, Scrabble’s Best Player Nigel Richards Knows No Limits by Stefan Fatsis. Amazing to see what a person with just the right skills is capable of.

Native Land Digital, a beautiful interactive map of Indigenous territories, treaties, and languages. Also, Tribal Nations maps, both via a query from @alexhaist@wandering.shop.

Comments

[dorothean]

That cat game is so nice!! Thank you for sharing it :)

[sonia]

😸Glad you enjoyed it!

[jesse_the_k]

Oh oh oh oh!

These are all lovely. The flower collaged moth is ... evidence that humans are awesome.

[sonia]

Yes! So amazing.

[silveradept]

Those are all very interesting links. The game about finding the cat and appreciating the pictures of the cats is fantastic.

The creations with the flowers and plants bits are intricate and beautiful.

And the Scrabble player with the presumably-eidetic memory for the words (even if the definitions may or may not also be there) is one of those things where a person with the right talent has been introduced to something where that talent will shine.

[sonia]

Glad you liked them! I can imagine the cat owner Holly being as positive and enthusiastic to the cats as her photo captions are to the player.