EDITORIAL

A new form of creativity

By Natalie Dekel and Gil Dekel

What makes us a unique species, as opposed to a creativity that can be manufactured with technology?

FEATURE

Biomimicry: the natural world as a classroom

By Sajeetha Kannan

Solutions based on designs we see in nature

ESSAYS

Creating in community: from local to global

Charlotte Gullick, MFA, and Melinda Rothouse, PhD

Creativity is a force driving community innovation and resilience

How inspiration unfolds when writing about artworks

By Katarina Đošan

Interpreting art and finding inspiration

The art of hand papermaking: creating from and against nature

By Katarina Đošan

Tradition, nature's resilience and creative alchemy

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Increasing creativity and accessing inner knowledge: the ‘Draw Your Breath’ method

By Gil Dekel

How to attune to your inner creativity

Conceptual Metaphor

By Marina Mandušić

Language's role in shaping thought through metaphor

Vision and Ekphrasis

By Mary Attwood

Engaging with art through ekphrasis deepens perception, imagination and interpretation

INSIGHTS

EXPERT VOICES

Non-traditional energy sources: research and creative thinking

By Colleen Josephson

Adaptability, creativity and sustainability in soil batteries research

PERSPECTIVES

Visualizing inspiration: the creative process of an illustrator

By Matt Manley

Non-linear storytelling, ambiguity, emotion and the human figure

The Isles of Inspiration: how nature’s beauty inspires creativity

By Sajeetha Kannan

Nature fuels creativity

Weathering the storm: inspiration, doubts, and beauty

By Trinity Johnson

Yielding a transformative beauty

INTERVIEWS

The hidden realms within: Gary Lachman interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Gary Lachman and Gil Dekel

Esoteric traditions, imagination, and free will

Looking at one object and seeing different things: Joyce Raimondo interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Joyce Raimondo and Gil Dekel

Creativity's evolution through experimentation and intuition

Wonder, beyond curiosity: Vlad Glăveanu interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Vlad Glăveanu and Gil Dekel

An inquiry process based on a state of not-knowing

Greeted by potholes that need healing: Ememem Interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Ememem and Gil Dekel

a low-tech artistic repair process that transforms the ‘wounds’ of the streets

Journal of Creativity and Inspiration
ISSN 2977-1811