IDEA EXPLORATION

Generating and exploring ideas in art begins with observation and curiosity. To kickstart your creative process, immerse yourself in the world around you. Pay close attention to your surroundings, emotions, and experiences. Often, inspiration can be found in everyday life, whether it's the play of light and shadow on objects or the emotions stirred by a personal event. Once you've identified a starting point, begin brainstorming by jotting down words, sketches, or even fragments of thoughts that relate to your chosen concept. Don't censor yourself at this stage; let ideas flow freely. After generating a pool of ideas, explore them further by researching related artists, art movements, or historical contexts. This research can help you refine your concept, uncover new angles, and provide fresh perspectives to inform your artistic exploration. Remember, the more you engage in the process of ideation and exploration, the more likely you are to uncover unique and meaningful concepts for your art.