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cartooning prompts you can do at home:
send a fictional character to place you& #39;ve never seen them and see what they do (I call this one "Superman at the DMV")
take something on your mind this week and give that problem to a fish, what is the fish& #39;s version of your problem?
send a fictional character to place you& #39;ve never seen them and see what they do (I call this one "Superman at the DMV")
take something on your mind this week and give that problem to a fish, what is the fish& #39;s version of your problem?
make an idiom literal
consider an inanimate object& #39;s problems
introduce two fictional characters and see what they do together
you can mix and match! I give my OCD thoughts to inanimate objects and fictional characters, for instance:
having done this for a while, it feels a lot less like "generating" ideas and a lot more like finding stories. Start with a thought you really care about, or characters you love, and slow down and let them begin to talk to you and to each other.
