Visualize a moment where you felt out of place and describe it as the most beautiful piece of art you've ever seen.

Create a list of your favorite 'imperfect' characters from literature or movies. What makes them memorable for you? Cyber Punk notebook | Journal | Spiral Bound Notebook | Blank Notebook | Birthday Gift | Gift for her | Gift for him Someone gave this to me as a birthday present a long time ago. I'm moving out, it's the biggest waste of space in my apartment.Record your complex feelings about an important event in your life as a list of single-word emotions. I always have my own way of "treating" my diary. I cut it in half if the year was a shitty one or i intentionally leave stained of coffee on the name of a person i hated. But hey, if anyone enjoys this or gets something out of this who am I to judge? It's definitely thinking outside of the box. I can see the quirky appeal of it and I can see why it would sell well in a gift shop... whether or not it would be read. I can see why it would be fun to someone completely bored and young and free. Like when I was much younger and had to sit at a parent's friend's house, the boredom of being trapped in one space... I can see then how this book could be a day of activities that might help me forget I was trapped. But even still, does it lead anywhere in improving 'creativity'? Doesn't it fail in being unable like any other book might, in leaving some lasting reflection and change us as individuals?

Before I had even heard of this book, I was in a deep depression, and over come with self-pity and self-malice. But I noticed it once. I flipped through it.

Describe something 'perfect'. Then, elucidate four ways to intentionally mess it up for the better. Create a collage from cutouts and glue it inside your journal. Right on top, write why they’re important to you. Choose a photo from your gallery. Narrate a fantastic story based around it, then deconstruct the tale into unrelated snippets.

No matter where you start or where you end, there's always something interesting to do. . . . The book is an exploration into creativity.”— Buffalo News Draw a picture with pencil, then write a dialogue between the characters using different colored inks. Book Genre: Adventure, Art, Crafts, Diary, Humor, Journal, Journaling, Language, Nonfiction, Reference, Self Help, WritingOR why not have a go at making your OWN JOURNAL? I have two fabulous posts that shows you two different ways of How to Make a Journal: