List all the things you wish to do and then cross off the impossible, considering the remaining options.

Draw a self-portrait using charcoal, then overlay with personal qualities using cut-outs from newspapers.Write a poem or personal mantra. Obliterate it with paint, leaving one word visible. How does this change the meaning? Create a crayon resist artwork using white crayon for a secret message. Enjoy revealing it with colorful watercolors. Use ink to trace the veins of a fallen leaf onto your journal, writing about nature's indelible mark. 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. Thrill yourself with an imaginary race: narrate the adventures of a drop of rain sliding down your window. Pues ya comencé con este libro, me gusta la idea de "destrozarlo" y esta bastante entretenido para desestresarte un poco. Difícil por eso de que cuidar un libro es importante para mi y eso lo hace interesante. This isn’t just a book or a journal, this is a project, an undertaking, a small commitment you have to make with yourself if you are going to complete this. Daringly experimental journal prompts encourage adventurous exploration of your thoughts and feelings, pushing you out of your comfort zone and into innovative creative spaces. Here are 20 experimental writing stimuli to break boundaries and inspire original ideas in your journal:What I mean by that is, it pushes your boundaries and makes you think of both art and journaling in a different way. It tries to expand the ideas we have established of what we think a journal is. See, it’s not just about someone sitting down to neatly chronicle events and feelings; rather it can be the ultimate form of expression, experimentation of creation, and thought collection! 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

Most eternal love to this piece of brilliance, light of my most boring seminars at university, spark of my imagination when I walk the streets, trigger of ideas, tank tearing down the barriers in my creativity...Draw a picture with pencil, then write a dialogue between the characters using different colored inks.