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Creativity Devotional – Finding Your Child Artist

Childlike Fascination

Childlike Fascination

Quote:

All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.
Pablo Picasso
Thought:
I really love that quote. You probably know that because I have the quote permanently on my left sidebar. I think Pablo Picasso was right.  When we were children we were great artists. We were not afraid to take chances or make mistakes.  We would create with anything.  We used our imagination. We made up stories. We used our fingers. We sang songs that we composed ourselves. We had fun. We looked at the world with a freshness and a new curiosity.  Each day was an adventure.

Somewhere on our journey to adulthood most of us lost our child artist.
So, this week see if you can get that artist back. Do something you don’t normally do. Sit on the floor when you sketch to get a different perspective.  Paint with sticks instead of brushes.  Use a color that seems to never get used.  Go outside and skip around your yard. Do a somersault in preparation of working, but don’t hurt yourself!  Call a friend and tell them a knock-knock joke. Eat a lollipop while you write. Pick a bouquet of wildflowers. Think of what you loved to do when you were a child. Now, go do it!

Prayer:

Dear Lord,

Thank you so much for children and their wonderful creative ways.
I desire to be able to find that childlike fascination again.
Help me to see the world through young eyes.
Please bless me with a new attitude.
I pray to find my child artist.
In Christ’s name. Amen

Here are some other devotionals you might want to read:

Creativity Devotionals


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