Daily Acts of Creativity For Students Podcast

This is the last episode in “Daily Acts of Creativity for Students” journey. You made it all the way through! Well done!

It's time to celebrate your positive and creative nature which you have demonstrated by doing these podcast activities.

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All about me is a visual arts activity. You are creative so get painting with something that is very meaningful to you.

Image Bank – A Real Selfie  For the last Photography activity, you will be capturing yourself. As you are. No filters. No effects.

Use the techniques you learned in previous photography activities and share away – your most personal body of work yet!

Nature Duo For the last activity for Music, you are going to head outside and try to create a musical duo act with an animal.

Enjoy the nonsensical, musical exchange.

Mirror Monologue is a drama exercise. be a monologue (a speech said by one character) to a mirror in your home. You could do this while you are getting ready for the day or at some point when you need a bathroom break. Your task is to narrate in the third person about yourself as you stare yourself in the eyes.

Refer to activity 24 for the guided meditation by Amanda O'Bryan.

Experience being grounded in your own unique creativity. This episode is hosted by Amanda O'Bryan, author of the book. Amanda guides you through a mediation to help feel more centred and focused on creativity.

Thankfulness what are you grateful for in your life? – this is an opportunity to 'count your blessings' by listing all the things you are grateful for today.  

Continuous Line Drawing is a visual arts exercise. 

Life is abstract so let's have a go at drawing abstract from life. This exercise will get you drawing a person without lifting your pencil from the paper.

Beautiful Mess. This activity captures the beauty found in ‘messy spaces’ in your home and yard. It's a photography exercise, so remember some of those photography techniques mentioned in the earlier podcast series.