Category: Behind Your Creative Life

Tips for Writers: the ‘ing’/‘as’ rule.

This week in Behind Your Creative Life, we look at a writing rule that is becoming increasingly overlooked. Do you recognise this mistake?

The August Creative Prompt Pack is here

A beautifully designed creative pack – our second one – made purely for the love of creativity. Where will it take you?

Our First Creative Prompt Pack

Our first free Creative Prompt Pack is here. Inspired by a family creative challenge from years ago, this hygge-themed pack includes prompts, colouring pages, and exclusive images to inspire your own creative response.

June’s Free Writing Prompt – A story-starter pack to download

Lacking inspiration? Try our free story starter downloadable pack. Hopefully the first of many. This month’s prompt would suit fiction, non-fiction, and even a journal prompt.

Writing Your First Novel? Don’t Make This Mistake.

One of the biggest mistakes I see new or aspiring writers make, often happens before they even pick up a pen. If you are a new writer, or have dreams of finishing a novel one day, this might help.

Reverse Colouring Books: The Perfect Creative Escape for Winter

Inkalia’s Cozy Edition reverse colouring book has become my new favourite way to relax, draw, and enter a creative flow. Here’s why this simple art book works so beautifully, how it taps into right-brain creativity, and the tips I’ve learned while happily filling its pages through the colder months.

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*LIFE* “What the world needs now is you, sweet you.” Here’s why …

Too often we underestimate and limit what a God-led path looks like, especially in others. Here are two real-world stories of God moving in the unlikeliest of things and the unlikeliest of people.

Would you have been guilty of misjudging these situations before seeing the outcomes?

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How to Find Your Style – Writing or Painting (Part Two)

When people ask, “How do I find my style,” they often mean, “How do I find the one thing I can be known for?” But is that the right question to ask?