Creative Exercises for the Quarantined Brain — Part 1

When we were young, creative play came easily.
A cardboard box became a three-bedroom house, a hospital or a spaceship as you battled the local neighbors in the yard. Children are used to looking at objects for what they can be, instead of what they ARE, at face value.

As adults, as we experience more criticism and feedback, are told to be realistic and practical, in or ambitions, imaginations and scope of the wider world, and as a result, the Adult Self becomes less...