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Miranda July, the woman who wrote and directed the delightful “Me and You and Everyone We Know”, publishes quirky “artistic assignments” that get you thinking outside of your norms and acting creatively. Remember art class in elementary school? Finger painting and collages and pottery wheels? This is like that, but ten times more fun. You’ll be surprised at how good it’ll make you feel. Here are some of our faves: Assignment #11: Photograph a scar and write about it Assignment #27: Take a picture of the sun Assignment #30: Take a picture of strangers holding hands Assignment #39: Take a picture of your parents kissing Assignment #50: Take a flash photo under your bed Set aside some me time and dig into a few. There are no due dates, and you’re guaranteed an A+ in feeling good. Miranda July’s Learning to Love You More → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← The DIY Talking Photo Frame Photo Bookmarks You Can Make Out of Your Friends, Enemies & Frenemies Eternal Sunset — Watch Sunsets All Over the World, from Your Desk |
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Ever feel like you need a boost of artistic inspiration? Something to jolt you out of a creative rut? We’ve got just the thing.
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[...] Miranda July’s Creative Assignments - Get your creative juices flowing [...]
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[...] Photo Projects from Miranda July: When homework feels like love If you’ve just watched Me and You and Everyone We Know, you’ll like this. If you like this you should watch Me and You and Everyone We Know (tags: inspiration photography miranda_july art love feel_good) [...]
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[...] I first came accross this on Photojojo” and immediately felt it was an awesome idea. I haven’t been able to drum up the courage to do this yet though, something about walking up to complete strangers and asking if I can take a picture of them scares me See more progress on: Take a picture of strangers holding hands [...]
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