More inspiration from Seth

Seth’s Blog: Creativity and stretching the sweatshirt

The ultimate photoshop resource list?

You decide, personally I think it is fantastic

60 Most Wanted Photoshop Tutorials, Brushes, .PSDs and Resources

But I daydream all the time

I think I may be too far gone, but for those of you who daydream a little less this could be quite interesting.

Important work can be done while daydreaming – The Boston Globe

A collection of 35 tools for writing online

WRITER’S TOOLBOX: 35 Best Tools for Writing Online

There’s one or two additions I’d include to this list. The great scribefire (blogging add-on for firefox), yWriter (the best novel creation tool out there IMHO) and, believe it or not, Window’s Live Writer. I’ll be posting my own list of tools pretty soon but the one above should keep you going for a while.

An insight into Writer’s rooms

BBC NEWS | UK | Audio slideshow: Eamonn McCabe – Writer’s Rooms

Successful creativity

Wonderful post from Liz Strauss on focussing creative energy.

How to Focus Your Creative Energy to Build that Dream – Liz Strauss at Successful Blog – Thinking, writing, business ideas . . . You’re only a stranger once.

Inpirational Swipe File

There’s a great post on creating a Swipe File. Writie to Done shows you the why and how to create this inspirational idea.

Inspiration on Demand: Create a Swipe File | Write to Done

Simple to do list maker, MiniTask for AIR

The reason ‘to do’ lists are helpful in planning what you need to do, is their simplicity. All you need is a piece of paper and something to write with. You write what you need to do on the paper and then tick or cross it off once it’s completed. The reason many software based ‘to do’ list solutions aren’t, is because they are over-complicated. They are great if you want to procrastinate for hours adding items to them, but that rather defeats the object.

Now I often fall into that later category, so I was very pleased to find out about MiniTask, an Adobe AIR based widget, to sit on the desktop of your computer (MAC or PC becasue it is AIR). It’s strength is its simplicity, just like pen and paper, you simply list what you have to do and then do them… mmm, now how do I procrastinate.

MiniTask has a few additional features to pen and paper but they don’t get in the way of the simplicity of it. And the website is possibly one of the best in terms of telling you what MiniTask is, what it can do and how to get it up and running. Don’t belive me, then follow the link… and be creative.

MiniTask – Minimalist task management – Flash Player Installation

The Dark side of creativity

A wonderful post from the peeps at Lateral Action, read and stay out of the fire

The Dark Side of Creativity: Burnout | Lateral Action

How to break writer’s block

There is a great post over at Performancing for anyone who is struggling with a little bit of writer’s block. So without further comment, thought or procrastination… off you go.

Are You Denying Your Creativity? Break Writer’s Block In 30 Minutes or Less | Performancing.com