CREATIVITY CAN BE LEARNED!

A lot of money is easy if you want to make things happen. But what if there is no left?
In times of crisis people are forced to be creative in order to achieve the pre-set goal. Creativity is increasingly important in this time, fortunately creativity can be learned!
During the coming weeks I will describe my journey towards a creative existence.

I am Lola, 25 years and I live in Amsterdam for two years now. I was born in a creative family. My mother is a fashion designer and she has her own fashion boutique for 31 years now. She has her own brand, which means that she is much concerned with the design of new clothing.
My father is an artist and cartoonist. He has turned his hobby into his work and i must say that it worked out pretty well. He belongs to the top of the Dutch cartoonists and he won many awards in his career. I also have two younger brothers, who both have much interest in making music. The oldest is at the conservatory in Enschede and the other is at high school with prior education for the conservatory.



For a moment I thought that I was adopted. I am not so creative. At least, not with my hands. I cannot draw nor sew, and the only instrument that I can play is a flute, but I get stuck on the simplest tunes.
However, it can hardly miss that somewhere, deep inside me, I am creative. That is why I started this quest for my skills within the broad concept of creativity.
Every blog I will focus on another craft, and I will explore the craft as well. Also my inspiration trips to museums and other cultural events will not stay unnoticed.

At the end of this period I hope to be more creative and I also hope that I have discovered my qualities concerning creativity for further development.


Consider this blog as a broadening study towards a more creative life.