Neha's Notebook

  #1 List of books about some topic ex: top books on chocolates #2 Life lessons from everyday objects #3 Inspirational Doodle Poetry #4 Creative and witty storytelling style cover letters #5 A collection of mock-ads #6 Write a Historical Poem #7 Convert a coloring book into art journal #8 Write poems based on song lyrics as prompts. Ex: Sapphire moonlight, tequila sunlight, 7 rings #9 Translate song lyrics from Hindi to English #10                     Explore the different types of poetry #11                     Make a paper-cutout doodle. Write a poem to go with it. #12                     Create your personal writer’s encyclopedia #13      ...

✍️My life island ✍️Ocean treasure box ✍️Purple king ✍️Rainbow gems ✍️Pearls and jewels ✍️Blue teapot ✍️Quotations ✍️Thieves ✍️Dragons ✍️Wars and weapons ✍️Armours and swords ✍️Codes ✍️Undersea eyes ✍️Magic potions ✍️Spiral eyes ✍️Hilltop bamboo house ✍️Virtual games ✍️Laser beams ✍️Blue zebra ✍️Galaxies and constellations ✍️Labyrinth ✍️Mindmaps ✍️Dreams and psychic symbols ✍️Mindmaps ✍️Stardust fairy goddess Watch video: https://youtube.com/shorts/uody7FsE5-I?feature=share

#1  Build a dictionary/encyclopedia on Youtube #2  Create your own thesaurus and style guide for your occupation or profession #3  Make Your Personal Question Bank – A glossary of various types of questions #4  Build Your Personal Brand QR Code #5 Don't add Page Numbers in Contents while self publishing books on Amazon [To prevent poor formatting] #6  Create an editorial calendar for yourself #7  Make a folder for research material while content writing #8  Make a quote calendar – a quote for a day #9  Make a video glossary of your favourite writing project #10     Make checkerboards and grids for tracking project days [project goal grid] #11     Make a collection of creative writing phrases #12     Divide your time between ‘Research Time’, and ‘Writing Time’. Further divide your Writing Time between various categories of writing – freelance, short story, free writing, etc. #13     Craft...

  Here are 24 quirky theme ideas for writing poetry. Read on and breeze through the list! #1 Write Poetry on Various Seasons #2 Write Poetry on Animal and Bird sounds [onomatopoeia] #3 Write poetry on months of the year #4 Write poetry on sense of smell [fragrances, aromas, incense, scents & other smells] #5 Write poetry on historical empires, cultures and monuments #6 Make poetry infographic #7 Write romance-themed poetry #8 Make a poetry painting #9 Make a poetry animation #10 Write poetry on weather of the day #11 Write poetry about gemstones, jewellery and beads #12 Write poetry about different vehicles #13 Create audio poetry #14 Write poetry on animals, birds and reptiles #15 Write a song lyric #16 Write an advertising jingle #17 Write poems about zooming into your greatest fears in life #18 Create illustrated poetry #19 Write a collection of greeting card verses #20 Write a collection of emotional verses #21 Write poems about various foods and beverages #22 Write poems a...

INTRODUCTION Are you a multipassionate writer with a love for all things related to words, colors, art & notebooks?   Well, so am I, too!   In this video show, I explore the intersection between writing and visual art by sharing some ideas about combining the two mediums through the creative process of art journaling.   WHAT IS AN ART JOURNAL? Also known by the terms ‘visual journal’ or ‘art diary’, an ‘art journal’ is a daily journal or notebook which often combines elements like words, sketches, drawings and other mixed media assortments such as collages, scraps, photographs, paintings and clippings!   From TikTok style asmr’s to throughly crafted chunky books, nowadays both the online as well as offline world is bubbling with a brobdingnagian amount of art journal ideas.   There are oodles of possibilities!   I’ll share twelve of these ideas with you from my knowledge and experience.   So, let’s breeze through! ...

BULBUL'S CONFLICT Bulbul is a writer. On Day 1 she is working on a project in which she has to write a short article for a fashion magazine. In addition to doing the relevant research required for the article, what she did was to browse through a wordboard she has created for fashion-related words she would use in the article.   On Day 2 she is writing a children’s short story for an education brand. Again she flips through her folders to take a sneak peak into a wordboard she has created for words related to ‘writing for children’…and another she created for words related to her short story’s setting. On Day 3, however, she is beginning to work on a longform book on the topic of ‘botanicals’. In order to do some research for this writing project, she has to collect data from various places such as by visiting a botanicals lab, taking tour inside a botany museum, meeting a botany professor, chatting with some botanical farm owners, and making notes from some thick-rimme...