Here's a Brilliant Idea

104 Activities to Unleash Your Creativity

By Penguin Random House, USA | Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group

About the book

An interactive journal to awaken your creativity. Webby-award winning creative team The Brothers McLeod deliver 104 prompts designed to kick-start your imagination. After all, you can’t think in new ways if you don’t think in new ways. Whether you’re an artist, a writer, or an entrepreneur, these activities will knock you out of your tired old grooves and into a fresh, inventive mindset. Jump-start your idea factory (that brain thing you think with sometimes) with imagination experiments, collaborative doodles, play-with-a-friend word games, character blanks, story prompts, writing exercises, sketch ideas, and more.
 
Go on. Surprise yourself. It’ll be brilliant.
 
Sample activities:
• List five things you would like to try they weren’t a crime.
• Come up with an advertising slogan for a cardboard box.
• Draw a map of an imaginary place.
• Design an impossible building.
 
With delightful (and delightfully creative) illustrations throughout.

Editions of Here's a Brilliant Idea

Paperback
ISBN 9780735215382
EBook
ISBN 9780735215399

Read an Excerpt

An interactive journal to awaken your creativity. Webby-award winning creative team The Brothers McLeod deliver 104 prompts designed to kick-start your imagination. After all, you can’t think in new ways if you don’t think in new ways. Whether you’re an artist, a writer, or an entrepreneur, these activities will knock you out of your tired old grooves and into a fresh, inventive mindset. Jump-start your idea factory (that brain thing you think with sometimes) with imagination experiments, collaborative doodles, play-with-a-friend word games, character blanks, story prompts, writing exercises, sketch ideas, and more.
 
Go on. Surprise yourself. It’ll be brilliant.
 
Sample activities:
• List five things you would like to try they weren’t a crime.
• Come up with an advertising slogan for a cardboard box.
• Draw a map of an imaginary place.
• Design an impossible building.
 
With delightful (and delightfully creative) illustrations throughout.

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What is Here's a Brilliant Idea about?

An interactive journal to awaken your creativity. Webby-award winning creative team The Brothers McLeod deliver 104 prompts designed to kick-start your imagination. After all, you can’t think in new ways if you don’t think in new ways. Whether you’re an artist, a writer, or an entrepreneur, these activities will knock you out of your tired old grooves and into a fresh, inventive mindset. Jump-start your idea factory (that brain thing you think with sometimes) with imagination experiments, collaborative doodles, play-with-a-friend word games, character blanks, story prompts, writing exercises, sketch ideas, and more.
 
Go on. Surprise yourself. It’ll be brilliant.
 
Sample activities:
• List five things you would like to try they weren’t a crime.
• Come up with an advertising slogan for a cardboard box.
• Draw a map of an imaginary place.
• Design an impossible building.
 
With delightful (and delightfully creative) illustrations throughout.

What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in Here's a Brilliant Idea?

Health, Relationships and Personal development > Self-help, personal development and practical advice > Popular psychology > Memory improvement and thinking techniques

Where can I read a sample of Here's a Brilliant Idea?

You can read an official preview of the few pages here https://www.book2look.com/book/9780735215382

Who is/are the Author/s of the book Here's a Brilliant Idea?

Penguin Random House, USA

Who is the Publisher of the book Here's a Brilliant Idea?

Penguin Publishing Group

What are the ISBN numbers for the physical and digital editions?

Here's a Brilliant Idea is available as paperback(ISBN 9780735215382) and ebook(ISBN 9780735215399)

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