Mr. Picassohead Offers Creative Break

Wow - check out the Mr. Picassohead site.

I'm attracted to anything that involves graphics, so this is definitely a hit today.

What a great way to take a short break from intense work and have an opportunity to do something creative. You can even email your art and save it to the gallery.

What's your favorite break?      Take a walk? Get some coffee/tea/water? Affirmations? Stretches or yoga postures?

Well, I'm going back to work now.

Thanks to Viaspire for the tip.

Comments

[Michael Wagner]

With your love of graphics I wonder how you tend to "thin-slice" your initial impressions of graphic art; care to share?

Would be fun to see what you see when you see graphics.

And thanks for the Mr. Picassohead creative break resource.

Keep creating...I know you will,
Mike

[Sandra Renshaw]

Hi Mike,

Thanks for stopping by. I've been thinking about thin-slicing and applying it to the graphical world . . . I'll work on a post.

Mr. Picassohead is fun! Need a break like that once in awhile.

Sandy

[Robyn McMaster]

Sandy, I'm glad you're out there with such great tips. I enjoy graphics as well and will visit Mr. Picassohead when I need a break. My children loved Mr. Potatohead and this is a great online application.

[Sandra Renshaw]

Hi Robyn,

Thanks for leaving a comment. Glad you like the tips. I keep looking for things that are visual and different. I really have fun with this one.

Sandy

[Heather D]

Hi Sandy -- This is a fun one, isn't it? We can all use a break, plus I felt energized after I did a portrait. Funny how taking out some time to "play" actually makes you work better! :) Enjoy!

[Sandra Renshaw]

Hi Heather,

Thanks for dropping by with a comment. I need to take a break now and then. That's one reason I keep a basket of toys in my office. Mr. Picassohead fit the bill perfectly. It must use a different part of our brain to play a little, even when we are already doing creative work.

Sandy