Creative Insights

TimeTrap strengthens family bonds by giving everyone a voice, creating shared laughter, building emotional memory, and offering a ritual of presence. Through creative prompts, families express feelings naturally, discover each other’s imagination, and turn everyday moments into lasting emotional connections. TimeTrap doesn’t create the bond — it illuminates, supports, and preserves it.

War flattens more than cities.
It crushes the everyday creativity people need to adapt, imagine, and rebuild their lives—especially children. In this Sunday Blooming Reading, Blithe Ernst reflects on how war silences imagination, reduces life to survival, and replaces curiosity with vigilance.
Not all creativity thrives in crisis.
Some of it vanishes quietly, and forever.
What happens to a world that forgets how to play?

She doesn’t define creativity by output.
She tracks it back to your neurons.
Baroness Susan Greenfield is a neuroscientist who studies creativity as a side effect of neural plasticity, emotion, and change.
To her, your brain is not a thing — it's a process.
In this piece, we explore why understanding your brain’s inner weather might be the most radical creative tool you didn’t know you had.

They didn’t follow rules.
They rewrote what a magazine could be.
Underground mags from the 60s and 70s used chaos as fuel for creativity.
They experimented with layout, language, and purpose.
They were loud, political, strange — and unforgettable.

Sayonara Seventy Nine selects 7 standout titles that shaped counterculture through design and disruption.
These weren’t just publications.
They were creative acts of resistance.

Many still value the “thing” more than the “idea.” But everything—from axes to ladders to fashion—was first imagined before it was ever made. In this week’s Sunday Blooming Reading, Blithe Ernst reminds us that ideas are the real origin story behind everything tangible. A playful meditation on imagination, animals, and the unseen beginnings of everything we hold in our hands. First the idea. Then the world.