1. Understand that  creation is just re-organization, and vice-versa.

2.  Understand that in order for something to be creative and unique, it only has to be creative & unique to the creator; any reaction besides the creator’s is relative.

3.  Understand that the raw is more honest than the refined.

4.  Understand that every piece you produce- no matter how varied in structure, media, content, or form- reflects the same idea; many aspects of the same idea, but it is the same idea.

5.  Simply, daydream.  And not just the good stuff.

1. Derive all you do from the product of others.  There’s nothing new under the sun.
2. Determine who your audience is, and please them.  Otherwise, you will have no audience, and audience is paramount.
3. Supplant desire with obligation.
4. Do what you are “good at”.
5. Create in the gaps your life leaves you.

1. Be wary when it feels like a word association game.
2. What is the form?  Form is the wheel you don’t have to re-invent.
3. If it’s truly new, it should be somewhat off-putting, something you would just as soon skip past or avoid, like a stranger who a year later is an intimate.
4. Today’s intensity is tomorrow’s regret.
5. Welcome intrusions.
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1. Always ask “what if”.
2. Follow any idea to its limit.
3. Observe things objectively while being immersed subjectively.
4. Write down all ideas, no matter how bad they seem at the time.
5. Allow yourself to be spontaneous.

1) It’s okay not to finish something. Process is more important than product. If you’ve learned all and stretched yourself as much as you can, finishing for finishing sake is not necessary.
2) Have something to write/draw with or on with you at all times.
3) Let everything inspire you.
4) It’s never either as good as you think it will be or as bad as you think it’s turned out.
5) Have fun.