Let your creativity blossom with these new keyword blog prompts. Look closely at the fine art, and watch your imagination come into full bloom. Put up your new post on your own site – you’ll likely come out smelling like a rose.
blank
bleak
bloom
Heroic Roses, Paul Klee, 1938
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The sun is out. The sea is blue. Will fresh ideas appear for you? Maybe these keywords and this fine art will give your imagination a nudge.
opine
original
outdoor
Leisure Hours, John William Godward, 1905
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Tunnel through your tight schedules and busy thoughts, as this new set of blogging keyword prompts leads the way.
secret
sensitivities
streaming
Use the artwork or not. It’s up to you! Hopefully, these suggestions will see you through to a new post on your own page! Be sure to leave us a links, so our readers can find it!
Mountain Stream in the Auvergne, Theodore Rousseau, 1830
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Off we go, with resolutions, promises, and goals for a brand new year. What’s on your to-do list for the next 12 months?
plead
please
pray or prey
purpose
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Ophelia, Marcus Stone, 1888
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Can you sow new seeds of interest in your own blog and harvest increased readership by unearthing fresh ideas? Absolutely you can!
Plant these keyword prompts into the soil of your own
imagination, and see what springs forth! Tend to the fine art shown here, and
watch your notions grow.
ART - The Watering Can, Roger de la Fresnaye, 1913
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Where do the most creative blogging ideas originate? Sometimes it’s just as simple as sitting for a few moments with a special friend. Especially a furry, four-legged friend.
This may be especially effective, if the moment is maximized with some colorful fine art and a set of keyword prompts.
Thorvald Erickson, On the Porch, 1931
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Got a green thumb? It’s nice, but not necessary – at least for bloggers. Let your imagination flourish with this new set of keyword prompts, accompanied by some lively and colorful fine art.
hedge
hello
help
hop
The Garden, by Joan Miro, 1925
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Wake up, sleeper, from your midsummer reverie. A new trio of prompts bids you to blog.
daze or days
dream
drift
Use any or all of the keyword prompts. Add the fine art, if you wish.
Daydreaming Art Deco Girl, Chilton Longley, 1910
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Lilies
are coming to life all over, marking the fresh new start of spring. What a wonderful
time to spring up with blog prompts! Here’s a trio of thought-provoking and
hopefully inspirational keywords to send creativity into full bloom:
bright
brand-new
brave
Take
your pick of these word-prompts, or use them all! Include the lovely artwork,
if you wish.
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ART – Easter Lilies, Alice Pike Barney, c1900
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Looking
at a lack of luck at finding a new topic for blogging? Unlock your creativity with
these keyword prompts and another fine art example.
lack
lock
luck
Lock in the Berlin Tiergarten, Anton Kerschbaumer, c1919
Remember, after you put up your new post, using any or all of these word-prompts and perhaps the artwork, all roads lead back here. That way, you can comment with a link to your post, so our readers can pick their way to read your post.
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What’s on the outlook for your blog this week? Are you zooming in on your next post? Here’s a thought-provoking piece of fine art, accompanied by a trio of keyword blog prompts:
vantage
vary (or very)
view
ART – View of Toledo, by El Greco, c1600
Where will such inspiration lead you? Maybe it’ll be a painting, a poem, a story, or a sketch. Journey on back to the Meme Express, and let us know!
Nothing says “Spring is coming” like a bright amaryllis, as it blooms midwinter in a toasty home. How does this fine art, accompanied by the following keyword prompts, cause your blogging imagination to blossom?
stand
strong
still
scarlet
ART - Red Amaryllis with Blue Background by Piet Mondrian, 1907
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