This document discusses different sources of inspiration for creative works of art. It lists inspiration coming from technique, feeling, color, mood, and subject matter. It also mentions common themes, techniques, and color palettes being a source of inspiration. The document uses examples like Picasso's Blue Period and Georgia O'Keeffe's flower paintings to illustrate artistic series that drew inspiration from similar styles or motifs.

1. While looking for INSPIRATION Finding Your Voice

2. stimulation to do creative work: stimulation for the human mind to creative thought or to the making of art somebody or something that inspires: somebody or something that inspires somebody to creative thought or to the making of art creativeness: the quality of being stimulated to creative thought or activity, or the manifestation of this in·spi·ra·tion [ ìnspəráysh'n ]

3. Student Work INSPIRATION can be TECHNIQUE Inspired by Eric Fischl, “On the Stairs of the Temple” 1990

4. Student Work INSPIRATION can be a FEELING Inspired by Catherine Mackey “Urban Doorway”

5. Student Work INSPIRATION can be COLOR Inspired by Malcolm Liepke “Catnap”

6. INSPIRATION can be MOOD Inspired by David Janssen “Motion #1” Student Work

7. INSPIRATION can be a SUBJECT Inspired by Katelyn Alain “A Masculine Affair” Student Work

8. things one after another: a number of similar or related things coming one after another COMMON THEME COMMON TECHNIQUE COMMON COLOR PALETTE se·ries [ sreez ]

9. Picasso’s Blue Period

10. Georgia O’Keeffe’s Flowers

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