#nurturing creativity

[raylocklear39]

Fostering Innovation through Divergent Thinking

In this fast-paced, ever-evolving world, where technology and global issues reshape our lives daily, the ability to think creatively is not just a plus; it's essential for survival and success. Central to this creative capability is divergent thinking, the mental process that propels individuals to generate multiple solutions to complex situations. This contrasts sharply with convergent thinking, which narrows down to one correct solution, highlighting a broad spectrum of innovative possibilities instead. Origins of Divergent Thinking Divergent thinking shines brightest in the young, manifested through their raw curiosity and boundless imagination, prompting them to pose unique questions and conceive distinctive solutions. Brian Houchins of renowned innovators like Albert Einstein, who exhibited this trait early on by questioning mundane realities with profound curiosity, illustrate the natural inclination of humans to think differently. Yet, as people age, societal norms, educational frameworks, and the pressure to conform often suppress this natural propensity, dulling the vibrant spark of creativity. Beyond Traditional Intelligence Traditional measures of intelligence, focusing on analytical abilities and rote memory, fail to capture the entire essence of human intellect. Divergent thinking goes beyond these confines, fostering connections among unrelated ideas, reshaping problems, and inventing novel solutions. Psychologist Ellen Winner delineates the contrast between standard intelligence, which operates within fixed boundaries, and creativity, which thrives on disruption and innovation. This highlights the necessity for environments that stimulate questioning and view failure as a pathway to discovery rather than a dead end. Nurturing a Mindset for Divergent Thinking The decline in divergent thinking is not a foregone conclusion but a reversible trend. Individuals can rekindle their creative flare through dedicated practices and supportive settings: Welcoming Uncertainty and Mistakes A foundational step in fostering divergent thinking involves embracing the unpredictable nature and inherent chaos of creative endeavors. Personal development guru Brian Tracy emphasizes the importance of acknowledging mistakes as part of the learning process. This acceptance can free individuals from the paralyzing fear of failure, which often inhibits creative risk-taking.

Stimulating Curiosity and Investigative Spirit Creating environments that prize inquisitiveness over rote answers can significantly boost divergent thinking. Educational institutions, workplaces, and communities that champion open-ended questions and encourage intellectual exploration can cultivate a more innovative and flexible mindset among individuals. Broadening Horizons through Diverse Experiences Experiencing different cultures, academic fields, and perspectives can greatly enhance one's divergent thinking capabilities. Venturing beyond familiar territories helps expand mental frameworks and fosters unexpected connections between disparate ideas. Adopting Mindfulness and Reflective Practices Mindfulness and reflective practices, such as meditation, journaling, or artistic endeavors, support a state of open-minded awareness conducive to divergent thinking. These practices assist individuals in digesting their experiences, recognizing underlying patterns, and forming fresh insights. Utilizing Digital Platforms for Collaborative Innovation The advent of digital technology has opened new avenues for collective creative expression. Social media and online collaborative platforms allow for the exchange of ideas and the cultivation of communities dedicated to innovative thinking. By tapping into these resources, individuals can draw inspiration from a global pool of diversity and expertise. Conclusion As our world grows more intricate and interconnected, the demand for inventive solutions intensifies. Divergent thinking transcends being a mere natural talent to become a vital, cultivable skill. By fostering a culture that values curiosity, embraces diversity, and promotes an open exchange of ideas, we can unlock vast potential for creative innovation. Cultivating our collective divergent thinking abilities prepares us to navigate and shape a future filled with unique challenges and opportunities.

#divergent thinking #creativity development #fostering innovation #nurturing creativity #embracing uncertainty #curiosity enhancement #mindfulness in creativity #collaborative innovation #divergent vs convergent thinking #creative problem-solving #enhancing imagination #intellectual exploration #educational creativity #overcoming societal norms #innovative thinking strategies #cultivating open-mindedness #divergent thinking techniques #creative mindset cultivation #leveraging digital platforms #expanding cognitive horizons

[newtonhickman92]

Fostering Innovation through Divergent Thinking

In this fast-paced, ever-evolving world, where technology and global issues reshape our lives daily, the ability to think creatively is not just a plus; it's essential for survival and success. Central to this creative capability is divergent thinking, the mental process that propels individuals to generate multiple solutions to complex situations. This contrasts sharply with convergent thinking, which narrows down to one correct solution, highlighting a broad spectrum of innovative possibilities instead. Origins of Divergent Thinking Divergent thinking shines brightest in the young, manifested through their raw curiosity and boundless imagination, prompting them to pose unique questions and conceive distinctive solutions. Stories of renowned innovators like Albert Einstein, who exhibited this trait early on by questioning mundane realities with profound curiosity, illustrate the natural inclination of humans to think differently. Yet, as people age, societal norms, educational frameworks, and the pressure to conform often suppress this natural propensity, dulling the vibrant spark of creativity. Beyond Traditional Intelligence Traditional measures of intelligence, focusing on analytical abilities and rote memory, fail to capture the entire essence of human intellect. Divergent thinking goes beyond these confines, fostering connections among unrelated ideas, reshaping problems, and inventing novel solutions. Psychologist Ellen Winner delineates the contrast between standard intelligence, which operates within fixed boundaries, and creativity, which thrives on disruption and innovation. This highlights the necessity for environments that stimulate questioning and view failure as a pathway to discovery rather than a dead end. Nurturing a Mindset for Divergent Thinking The decline in divergent thinking is not a foregone conclusion but a reversible trend. Individuals can rekindle their creative flare through dedicated practices and supportive settings: Welcoming Uncertainty and Mistakes

A foundational step in fostering divergent thinking involves embracing the unpredictable nature and inherent chaos of creative endeavors. Personal development guru Brian Tracy emphasizes the importance of acknowledging mistakes as part of the learning process. This acceptance can free individuals from the paralyzing fear of failure, which often inhibits creative risk-taking. Stimulating Curiosity and Investigative Spirit Creating environments that prize inquisitiveness over rote answers can significantly boost divergent thinking. Educational institutions, workplaces, and communities that champion open-ended questions and encourage intellectual exploration can cultivate a more innovative and flexible mindset among individuals. Broadening Horizons through Diverse Experiences Experiencing different cultures, academic fields, and perspectives can greatly enhance one's divergent thinking capabilities. Venturing beyond familiar territories helps expand mental frameworks and fosters unexpected connections between disparate ideas. Adopting Mindfulness and Reflective Practices Mindfulness and reflective practices, such as meditation, journaling, or artistic endeavors, support a state of open-minded awareness conducive to divergent thinking. These practices assist individuals in digesting their experiences, recognizing underlying patterns, and forming fresh insights. Utilizing Digital Platforms for Collaborative Innovation The advent of digital technology has opened new avenues for collective creative expression. Social media and online collaborative platforms allow for the exchange of ideas and the cultivation of communities dedicated to innovative thinking. By tapping into these resources, individuals can draw inspiration from a global pool of diversity and expertise. Brian Houchins As our world grows more intricate and interconnected, the demand for inventive solutions intensifies. Divergent thinking transcends being a mere natural talent to become a vital, cultivable skill. By fostering a culture that values curiosity, embraces diversity, and promotes an open exchange of ideas, we can unlock vast potential for creative innovation. Cultivating our collective divergent thinking abilities prepares us to navigate and shape a future filled with unique challenges and opportunities.

#divergent thinking #creativity development #fostering innovation #nurturing creativity #embracing uncertainty #curiosity enhancement #mindfulness in creativity #collaborative innovation #divergent vs convergent thinking #creative problem-solving #enhancing imagination #intellectual exploration #educational creativity #overcoming societal norms #innovative thinking strategies #cultivating open-mindedness #divergent thinking techniques #creative mindset cultivation #leveraging digital platforms #expanding cognitive horizons

[dramamomma56]

The Top Reasons Teachers Succeed Teaching with Radio Theater

If you follow my blog, then you know this is a subject I speak about quite frequently. Why?  First and foremost, teaching with radio theater is a marvelous teaching tool! When you really like something do you tell a lot of people? So let’s talk about the top reasons teachers succeed when teaching with radio theater! Temple Theater/Caroline’s Center for the Performing Arts My journey with radio…

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#differentiated instruction #language skills #lesson plans #nurturing creativity #procedure #radio theater #rationale #reading skills #speaking skills #student engagement #teaching advice #teaching tips #theater games

[radley-writes]

My enjoyment of writing, my productivity, and the quality of my work improved tenfold when I started embracing slumps and taking them as an opportunity to read everything I could get my hands on, watch lots of films and shows, go to the theatre, play games, hang out with friends, visit new places, and generally absorb life and marinate my brain in the art of storytelling.

Take from that what you will.

#writing advice #writing #writeblr #writers on tumblr #writer problems #radley writes #creative writing #writer's block #writers #writer's block is to be cuddled and nurtured not loathed x #unless you are beholden to deadlines in which case - HATE HATE HATE #radley rambles #my experience will not be your experience etc. etc. etc. #if 'write every day' works for you great!! #if not... this post may be for you

[worldoneschool]

#world one school #nurturing creativity #best cbse school in kondapur #world one school in kodapur

[gaylactic-fire]

*Artists here is a very broad term not exclusive to one medium

#fires posts #poll #we have been learning about the nature V nurture debates in class and It got me so curious about art #Like my sibling and I are hugely artistic. My dad studied animation and is a hobbiest composer. My mom knits and has a background in drama #Did we inherit our creativity? Or was it just something we learned from it being fostered? #If our parents discouraged us would we still have that creative capacity hardwired inside us? #I really don't know but it's a highly fascinating subject for me

[clownjacket]

MARK BITION RESOLUTION!!!!!

#mentopolis spoilers #mentopolis #mark bition #elias hodge #don avaricci #I know this probably isn’t canon but Mark running a secondary school that Avaricce is funding to help foster wayward interests into #real skills and passions that can be creatively persued or open job opportunities for us #while all the interests still have a stable supportive nurturing home life in The Fix and Pasha #is really cool #Also Elias retakes up bass and developed it from an interest into a skill!! #Ambition to keep practicing and find real world applications for your passions can turn an interest into a skill!!!! #Also he still stays in contact with The Fix #But this time they’re BOTH helping the kids grow up for adult life in the big city! #And of course Avaricce ‘s the Benifactor because he has to stick his duck in somewhere #Guilta/Madame Loathing and Mark Bition we’re supposed to trade places #I actually love this for him

[bumblingbabooshka]

I genuinely love how terrible Tuvok is as a leader. The two times he's in charge the people under his command try to mutiny against him. Chakotay has to threaten to beat people up for the Maquis to go back to his lessons and the only reason Harry Kim didn't start a mutiny is because Kes got him to change his mind about going back to get the captain. He was literally like one second away from being forced to walk the metaphorical plank.

They just wanna talk Tuvok :) Neelix literally said it best in 'Learning Curve'

The theme of him being too rigid to lead a wide variety of people is so interesting. I assume that as a security head it's easier because you're supposed to be able to unemotionally carry out tasks...there's a certain personality I'm sure that gravitates towards that line of work and perhaps that personality is the kind that Tuvok works well with but I find his claim that he's 'never had an issue' with teaching others before in Learning Curve to be him being oblivious to those issues. In 'Repression' the Maquis crew are all talking about how they can't trust Tuvok because he's a traitor and there's no real push back against this. No one brings up anything Tuvok's done to make up for this betrayal or soothe these clearly festering bad feelings because he hasn't. He's done literally nothing. This is season 7. He's spent SEVEN YEARS just letting that whole 'I betrayed half this crew' thing mellow because I doubt he even thought to do anything about it. I love this man - he's gonna get stabbed!!!

Chakotay & Neelix forced to do PR for Tuvok as he just obliviously marches forth, unaware that anyone might dislike him or why he should care if they do.

#Tuvok: -Harry's holding a gun to his head- I just want everyone to know that I'm turning around because /I/ want to. #I genuinely do like this <3 It's an interesting character flaw and aspect of his personality #Especially when you contrast it with say B'Elanna as head engineer. She probably has to work with a wide variety of people #personalities and ideas and judge what's best - what to do - it's a more 'creative' job and the fact she does it so well shows that #despite what she thinks she IS good with people! At least in a familiar work setting! She has it in her! #It makes the fact she was practically forced out of Starfleet even sadder...if she'd just been encouraged more !!! AGH!! #anyway Tuvok should not be a captain in Picard and I hate that he is #it's not his personality it's not in his character it was never a stated goal of his it's stupid #not every character needs to be a captain or an admiral to show they've 'made it' #Tuvok needs to be contained to Security he needs to be in there HEHEH #oh another terrible leadership thing is his whole episode with B'Elanna #Tuvok is only good at nurturing people who want to become 'Model Vulcan' or 'Model Starfleet Officer' and only in one particular way #Tuvok #st voyager #Tuvok: I've always taught people this exact way and I've never had any problems with it #Me: X #literally the only thing Chakotay or B'Elanna can say when the Maquis crew say they don't trust Tuvok is like 'hey...c'mon man....' #Janeway isn't doing PR for Tuvok bc she doesn't think he needs it

[vulpesarctica]

Not me about to turn off season 2 of Next in Fashion and just rewatch season 1 because they just gave these poor schmucks 4 HOURS to make an outfit (out of old clothes no less, so they have to deconstruct those first before they can even start making)

Season 1 was so wholesome and I really loved it and this just seems like everything that was wrong with Project Runway and Making the Cut all over again 😩

#this is why i dont usually seek out 'creative' reality shows #because they invariably sacrifice nurturing creative joy at the expense of manufactured high stakes #next in fashion #grrrr

[prettyboysdontlookatexplosions]

For better and for worse, [Sondheim's] is the most systematic and unsentimental mind that has ever addressed itself to the American musical—the sort of mind one might more easily imagine designing particle accelerators, or computer viruses too wily to destroy. “The first music teacher I had at Williams College was a man named Robert Barrow,” he says. “And everybody hated him because he was very dry, and I thought he was wonderful because he was very dry. And Barrow made me realize that all my romantic views of art were nonsense. I had always thought an angel came down and sat on your shoulder and whispered in your ear ‘dah-dah-dah-dum.’ Never occurred to me that art was something worked out. And suddenly it was the skies opening up. As soon as you find out what a leading tone is, you think, Oh my God. What a diatonic scale is—Oh my God! The logic of it. And, of course, what that meant to me was: Well, I can do that. Because you just don’t know. You think it’s a talent, you think you’re born with this thing. What I’ve found and what I believe is that everybody is talented. It’s just that some people get it developed and some don’t.”

(x) on the one hand, it's unbelievably funny that sondheim is like, "everyone would be thrilled to learn about leading tones and diatonic scales. the fact that i felt this way about them has nothing to do with me having any kind of talent. this is just the normal way for people to respond." but on the other hand i truly love so much knowing that one of the great creative luminaries of his century agreed with me that Teaching People Stuff Is Good Actually.

#one way i'd like started souring on things and a thing i still have a grudge over #was how often i'd hear or read people talking about the importance of teaching math in a way that nurtured mathematical creativity #meaning like: lots of problem solving with open ended problems not a lot of sitting down and doing your facts #and this made me feel very crazy bc i had taken piano lessons as a kid #(a 'purely' 'creative' pursuit) #and like... MUCH of my memory of learning to play the piano was. uh. #boring uncreative rote repetition in the service of building automaticity #and i mean. i was not a good piano student and i have no way of assessing my piano teacher's skill #but it's difficult for me to imagine a path to being a good pianist that does not run throough a lot of scales #or a way of even just memorizing a single piece that doesn't involve playing it until you're blue in the face #anyway. this isn't really about piano. it's about like #this notion that teachers had of capital-C Creativity #that felt totally separated from like the specifics of what i knew it meant to pursue like. many kinds of creative pursuits. #in a way that was like... what are you basing this on. where are you getting this idea. what does this look like in your head. #most of you are not people who consider yourselves to be particularly creative math thinkers #so what makes you feel like you know what it takes to turn someone into a creative math thinker

[solanarihanna]

alexa, play return of the mack by mark morrison

#brandon returns to tumblr??? #wasn't on my 2024 bingo board but here we are #looking to nurture my creative side again #but i don't want to make it a thing so catch me just jumping right in #literally can't believe its been 3 or 4 years #are my friends still on here? lmao #ok i'm done bye

[raylocklear39]

Fostering Innovation through Divergent Thinking

In this fast-paced, ever-evolving world, where technology and global issues reshape our lives daily, the ability to think creatively is not just a plus; it's essential for survival and success. Central to this creative capability is divergent thinking, the mental process that propels individuals to generate multiple solutions to complex situations. This contrasts sharply with convergent thinking, which narrows down to one correct solution, highlighting a broad spectrum of innovative possibilities instead. Origins of Divergent Thinking Divergent thinking shines brightest in the young, manifested through their raw curiosity and boundless imagination, prompting them to pose unique questions and conceive distinctive solutions. Brian Houchins of renowned innovators like Albert Einstein, who exhibited this trait early on by questioning mundane realities with profound curiosity, illustrate the natural inclination of humans to think differently. Yet, as people age, societal norms, educational frameworks, and the pressure to conform often suppress this natural propensity, dulling the vibrant spark of creativity. Beyond Traditional Intelligence Traditional measures of intelligence, focusing on analytical abilities and rote memory, fail to capture the entire essence of human intellect. Divergent thinking goes beyond these confines, fostering connections among unrelated ideas, reshaping problems, and inventing novel solutions. Psychologist Ellen Winner delineates the contrast between standard intelligence, which operates within fixed boundaries, and creativity, which thrives on disruption and innovation. This highlights the necessity for environments that stimulate questioning and view failure as a pathway to discovery rather than a dead end. Nurturing a Mindset for Divergent Thinking The decline in divergent thinking is not a foregone conclusion but a reversible trend. Individuals can rekindle their creative flare through dedicated practices and supportive settings: Welcoming Uncertainty and Mistakes A foundational step in fostering divergent thinking involves embracing the unpredictable nature and inherent chaos of creative endeavors. Personal development guru Brian Tracy emphasizes the importance of acknowledging mistakes as part of the learning process. This acceptance can free individuals from the paralyzing fear of failure, which often inhibits creative risk-taking.

Stimulating Curiosity and Investigative Spirit Creating environments that prize inquisitiveness over rote answers can significantly boost divergent thinking. Educational institutions, workplaces, and communities that champion open-ended questions and encourage intellectual exploration can cultivate a more innovative and flexible mindset among individuals. Broadening Horizons through Diverse Experiences Experiencing different cultures, academic fields, and perspectives can greatly enhance one's divergent thinking capabilities. Venturing beyond familiar territories helps expand mental frameworks and fosters unexpected connections between disparate ideas. Adopting Mindfulness and Reflective Practices Mindfulness and reflective practices, such as meditation, journaling, or artistic endeavors, support a state of open-minded awareness conducive to divergent thinking. These practices assist individuals in digesting their experiences, recognizing underlying patterns, and forming fresh insights. Utilizing Digital Platforms for Collaborative Innovation The advent of digital technology has opened new avenues for collective creative expression. Social media and online collaborative platforms allow for the exchange of ideas and the cultivation of communities dedicated to innovative thinking. By tapping into these resources, individuals can draw inspiration from a global pool of diversity and expertise. Conclusion As our world grows more intricate and interconnected, the demand for inventive solutions intensifies. Divergent thinking transcends being a mere natural talent to become a vital, cultivable skill. By fostering a culture that values curiosity, embraces diversity, and promotes an open exchange of ideas, we can unlock vast potential for creative innovation. Cultivating our collective divergent thinking abilities prepares us to navigate and shape a future filled with unique challenges and opportunities.

#divergent thinking #creativity development #fostering innovation #nurturing creativity #embracing uncertainty #curiosity enhancement #mindfulness in creativity #collaborative innovation #divergent vs convergent thinking #creative problem-solving #enhancing imagination #intellectual exploration #educational creativity #overcoming societal norms #innovative thinking strategies #cultivating open-mindedness #divergent thinking techniques #creative mindset cultivation #leveraging digital platforms #expanding cognitive horizons

[newtonhickman92]

Fostering Innovation through Divergent Thinking

In this fast-paced, ever-evolving world, where technology and global issues reshape our lives daily, the ability to think creatively is not just a plus; it's essential for survival and success. Central to this creative capability is divergent thinking, the mental process that propels individuals to generate multiple solutions to complex situations. This contrasts sharply with convergent thinking, which narrows down to one correct solution, highlighting a broad spectrum of innovative possibilities instead. Origins of Divergent Thinking Divergent thinking shines brightest in the young, manifested through their raw curiosity and boundless imagination, prompting them to pose unique questions and conceive distinctive solutions. Stories of renowned innovators like Albert Einstein, who exhibited this trait early on by questioning mundane realities with profound curiosity, illustrate the natural inclination of humans to think differently. Yet, as people age, societal norms, educational frameworks, and the pressure to conform often suppress this natural propensity, dulling the vibrant spark of creativity. Beyond Traditional Intelligence Traditional measures of intelligence, focusing on analytical abilities and rote memory, fail to capture the entire essence of human intellect. Divergent thinking goes beyond these confines, fostering connections among unrelated ideas, reshaping problems, and inventing novel solutions. Psychologist Ellen Winner delineates the contrast between standard intelligence, which operates within fixed boundaries, and creativity, which thrives on disruption and innovation. This highlights the necessity for environments that stimulate questioning and view failure as a pathway to discovery rather than a dead end. Nurturing a Mindset for Divergent Thinking The decline in divergent thinking is not a foregone conclusion but a reversible trend. Individuals can rekindle their creative flare through dedicated practices and supportive settings: Welcoming Uncertainty and Mistakes

A foundational step in fostering divergent thinking involves embracing the unpredictable nature and inherent chaos of creative endeavors. Personal development guru Brian Tracy emphasizes the importance of acknowledging mistakes as part of the learning process. This acceptance can free individuals from the paralyzing fear of failure, which often inhibits creative risk-taking. Stimulating Curiosity and Investigative Spirit Creating environments that prize inquisitiveness over rote answers can significantly boost divergent thinking. Educational institutions, workplaces, and communities that champion open-ended questions and encourage intellectual exploration can cultivate a more innovative and flexible mindset among individuals. Broadening Horizons through Diverse Experiences Experiencing different cultures, academic fields, and perspectives can greatly enhance one's divergent thinking capabilities. Venturing beyond familiar territories helps expand mental frameworks and fosters unexpected connections between disparate ideas. Adopting Mindfulness and Reflective Practices Mindfulness and reflective practices, such as meditation, journaling, or artistic endeavors, support a state of open-minded awareness conducive to divergent thinking. These practices assist individuals in digesting their experiences, recognizing underlying patterns, and forming fresh insights. Utilizing Digital Platforms for Collaborative Innovation The advent of digital technology has opened new avenues for collective creative expression. Social media and online collaborative platforms allow for the exchange of ideas and the cultivation of communities dedicated to innovative thinking. By tapping into these resources, individuals can draw inspiration from a global pool of diversity and expertise. Brian Houchins As our world grows more intricate and interconnected, the demand for inventive solutions intensifies. Divergent thinking transcends being a mere natural talent to become a vital, cultivable skill. By fostering a culture that values curiosity, embraces diversity, and promotes an open exchange of ideas, we can unlock vast potential for creative innovation. Cultivating our collective divergent thinking abilities prepares us to navigate and shape a future filled with unique challenges and opportunities.

#divergent thinking #creativity development #fostering innovation #nurturing creativity #embracing uncertainty #curiosity enhancement #mindfulness in creativity #collaborative innovation #divergent vs convergent thinking #creative problem-solving #enhancing imagination #intellectual exploration #educational creativity #overcoming societal norms #innovative thinking strategies #cultivating open-mindedness #divergent thinking techniques #creative mindset cultivation #leveraging digital platforms #expanding cognitive horizons

[thepeanutbutterwizard]

Moths

Pros: moth

Cons: unable to choose just one favorite

too small to properly cuddle

#been in a creative slump lately and i just got hit wit original story ideas that im trying to nurture #but now i have to settle on some character designs #and its hard form me to do characters based on things i like #bc i have a hard time picking and choosing between all the things i like #and now i have to do that #moths guys #moths

[sunkern-plus]

it's weird how fat women and and fat nonbinary people tend to usually write fat characters like they're people but fat men seem to write fat characters like they're jokes

#fatphobia for ts #like compare and contrast most male comic book writers' portrayals of the blob in xmen (though i heard his recent portrayal is good) to #sophie campbell's portrayal of her fat characters in wet moon tmnt and jem #if you want a less recent example compare how margaret cho wrote her character on all american girl #and contrast that with certain comedians like kevin james' portrayal of doug's fatness in king of queens #(despite how. regrettably. kevin james is sexy) #hell compare that with female and nonbinary fanartists who often draw female characters like nami fat or thirst over fat characters in a #non fetishistic way whereas male fanartists tend to draw fat women in very. objectifying ways #tbh the only male comic book artist/creative person i know of who portrays fat men POSITIVELY is hamish steele #like barney is fat yes but he is not a caricature he's a normal teenage gay trans boy who has a personality and has family issues and is #allowed to have feelings and a personality separate from 'funny fat guy' or 'nice nurturing fat person'

[albertayebisackey]

"The female body is a powerful force, capable of creating and nurturing life." - Unknown

#art #artist #albertsackeyart #albert sackey art #life #albertayebisackey #journal #love #sketchbook #female #woman #women #body #drawing #powerful #power #womens rights #nurturing #creating #creative #creator #god #faith #allah #force #journals of tumblr #journals of the world #quote #knowledge #wisdom