When we were living in Cache Valley inspiration was not hard to find; driving home from work we often saw spectacular wildlife: Moose, wild turkeys, hawks, bald eagle, and deer. The terrain in Cache Valley was diverse too: Pine trees, aspen trees, rocky cliffs, rolling hills, corn fields, beautiful old barns, and farm animals on every corner (we lived in a farming community 30 miles North of Logan Utah). Moving to Texas has been a bit hard for me because there isn't a lot of nature diversity here; there are beautiful trees and I've seen squirrels and rabbits. . . do cicadas (insect) count? The cicadas do sing beautiful songs (Listen Here).
Different people find inspiration in different ways and places. I don't have to limit myself to the outdoors and wildlife, I have several other ways of finding inspiration: Music, reading, watching a good documentary, listening to a good Ted Talk, cooking, writing, working on a creative project, and finding other creative people that I can relate to. Lately beautiful photography has been helping me find inspiration. I follow these three blogs solely for the beautiful pictures they post, take a look for yourself. (Click on the name under each photo to be directed to their blogs.)
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| 1924 |
1924, more popularly known as Lyla and Blu. They sell leather goods and antiques. The pictures they post on their blog are fantastic!
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| Ignite Light |
Ignite Light, beautiful pictures to look at.
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| Bungalow Classic |
Bungalow Classic, they sell beautiful furniture and houseware products, the pictures posted on their blog are just beautiful to look through.
Where do you look for inspiration?
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