What is Creativity?

Everyone has their own creativity. It is what makes up the imagination. I think creativity comes from within the deep imagination where no one else could access. It's a priviledge to have. I love how i can think of things no one else can, and maybe they have, but i know that even if someone else had that same idea, it still came from my own mind. That's what i think is rare for people. To think of original ideas because alot of the time the ideas we have run off of others ideas, it's natural. Being creative to me is thinking for myself and seeing things in different perspectives that no one else can. Its very liberating to see and feel things that no one else can see but you. And when you apply those original ideas to your life and to your artwork, you have true creativity.

I love applying creativity to my artwork. Ive always said things and done things that people always thought were strange, but whenever i apply it to my artwork, people seem to like it. Weird right? That creativity can come in different varieties? When most people hear the word creativity, they thing art, but i think its more than that. Its living and being something that no one else can be. You "create" something new and unique. You try to see things differently, and you take on things unfamiliar to you. Creativity to me, is not just artwork, but the way you live your life And i try to remind myself that when i feel different or weird or like an outcast, i know that is when im being fully creative. Its a sacrifice you have to make to not conform to others' ideas.

Conforming is one of my biggest fears. I never want to become someone's idea of acceptable. And that is huge in creativity. Many people have such great potential to be imaginitive, original, CREATIVE people, but many dont see that in themselves, or dont want to. And if everyone just looked in their heads without thinking, im sure they'd see some pretty weird, original, CREATIVE things. I strive to be that person. To be original is what makes creativity at its best.