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I guess this is the ultimate issue every designer (no matter whether you’re a freelancer or not) will have to face eventually – to deal with the time when your creative awesomeness, once your greatest asset, disappears into the thin air without a trace.

You may sit in front of your computer and try your best to regain your power, but you find no matter what you do, you just can’t see that light at the end of the tunnel. And if your project/assignment deadline is something like, umm, tomorrow… well, that’s it mate. End of story.

This brings us back to this question: How to Deal With Creativity Dry Up? What Would You Do if Lacking of Inspiration? What’s YOUR best way of regaining creativity?

So people, participate this discussion and send me your way(s) of dealing with lacking of Inspiration and regaining creativity via contact me or,  alternatively, send me a message via my twitter. (Please remember to put your name, your website (if any) so I can link back to you!)

I will also start collecting answers from interviews and post them here in this post.

There will be a permanent button link on the sidebar for assess to this post.

Although everyone is different, I do hope this post can give you an  idea or two when your creativity runs dry.

The answers start here …

Answers 1

I keep a bookmark folder of examples for web design, typography, print media, etc. all organized so I can quickly go back to them.

From ajdigitalfocus via twitter – http://www.linkedin.com/in/ajdigitalfocus

Answers 2

I would go in a cafe or a library to read some books and the topic isn’t important. I would go outside for a walk in the park.

From Michael Jedrzejczyk via twitter - http://www.emdesigns.de/

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