So if you ever find yourself feeling really creatively charged, and just missing the utensils, here are some pretty quick creative exercises that you can try with tools that you might already have around.
Tag: mental health
The Jewel of the Inner West
Known as the “Jewell of the Inner West”, Callan Park boasts over 60 hectares of beautiful garden landscapes, harbour views, heritage-listed buildings, and parklands with more tree varieties than New York’s Central Park.
Metal Health
Heavy metal’s effect on your brain can go deeper than just feeling light headed after head-banging in the front row of a concert.
Covid Blues: Musicians in Lockdown
Working from home sounds like a dream but for many professions making a buck that way is simply impossible.
Shaming young women … and why it should be ok to love Twilight
Whether you’re trying too hard, or not trying enough, it seems that for as long as teenagers have been able to have their own interests, teenage girls have struggled to present themselves as truly authentic and be accepted for it.
More than clothes: The forgotten first responders
Local charities seem like the perfect store to find affordable clothes and pick up obscure objects for the house, but to those in need they serve as treasured community hubs.
On re-igniting childlike wonder
By Alayna Patterson @twohdd Childhood is magic. It is a period in which all knowledge weighs heavier than stone, and ink on paper opened up universes, and of tales both forgotten and forbidden. Even with such magic, not all retain knowledge of those worlds as they grow older. They forget the tales they once read […]
Did You Know That Travelling For A Band Leaves You Open To Anonymous Hate? Me Either
By Emily Vescio It was hot and the music was too loud for my pounding head to handle. I was in the backseat of a rental car, straddling the border of Victoria and South Australia headed to a show in Adelaide, and I was crying my eyes out. My phone was blowing up with anonymous […]
The Human-Animal Bond is Real and You Need To Know About It
By Maddy Turner I don’t know about you, but pets just seem to make the world a little brighter and happier to me. I might be having a crappy day at work, but by golly, if I see a little pup walking around with its owner, tail wagging, tongue dopily hanging out, something inside me […]
Depression Doesn’t Just Go Away When You’re On An Island Holiday
By Emily Vescio I stepped off the plane in Hawaii, ready to relax and sip beverages out of coconuts, I was slapped in the face with humid, hot air – closely followed by the crippling reality that my clinical depression had no intention of going on holidays. I wasn’t happy to be there, and I […]