#childhood creativity

[tengriana]

tidying the entire house from the old stuff i browsed through the kinder toys to give away some to my old kindergarden. it took me a while since we have an enormous collection cuz we didn't have many toys at all but we had a whole lot of kinder figures that every visitor has brought as back in the days... the multitude of the little objects allowed us to play an endless number of kinds of games with my sisters. in the pile i've found this tiny little man i guess my sister cut out of paper - and made me think about how creative we have always been: we simply fucking created and added the needed figures&objects by handmade paper-cut elements in order to perfection our maximum fun :D

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Candy corn pattern filling the entire page

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I Spent a Whole Day Speaking Like a Minecraft Villager – Hmmm!

By Alice (with help from Fluffernutter, the Best Bunny Ever) Challenge: Can I survive an entire day speaking ONLY like a Minecraft Villager? ✔️ No real words – only “hmm,” “hrmm,” and “harrumph.” ✔️ Use exaggerated villager nods and head tilts to communicate. ✔️ Trade like a villager – only accept “trades” instead of asking directly for things. ✔️ Avoid getting “attacked” by my family when they…

I Spent a Whole Day Speaking Like a Minecraft Villager – Hmmm!

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Reflections on Childhood Creativity in the Digital Age

My generation may be the last to fondly recall the concept of a family “computer room.” In our case, it was more accurately described as a computer nook — a perpetually dim and narrow corner, crammed with a chaotic mix of tangled wires, ancient plug-in speakers, forgotten trinkets, dusty dishes, and tumbleweeds of dog hair. This cluttered space became my sanctuary. As I strained my eyes against…

Reflections on Childhood Creativity in the Digital Age

[wickedzeevyln]

Crayons

“The world is how we color it.” —e.d. maramat | erwinism On the walls, odd geometrical shapes of stick people and square cows and flying dogs telling fairytales and fantasies, the oldies not once bothered to decipher or unlock mysteries from little cave people who use pillows to build forts and fluffy castles. Those tiny beings with their twinkling minds soon find out that there are places for…

Crayons

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZi7k7yqWr8)

How creative were you as a child?  Let us know in the comments, and enjoy the 200th video from AlphaClock as well as multiple camera angles!!