WARMUPS
Get your word and image brain moving. Use as many as you need. Think of this like stretching before a run, a way of simply arriving in your writing mind without the distortion of any particular focus or pressure. Disregard correctness and intention; keep the windows and doors open.
here's a warmup prompt dialed up at random

object description
Find a few objects and arrange them in front of you. Spend five minutes writing a description of the scene. Perhaps approach it from the context of sourcing: what has arrived into this scene and what are all the steps in its production that brought it here? Feel free to invent what you don’t know about its history.
here's the full warmup archive














Triplets
In a column down your page, write triplets in the form: ___ly ___ing ____s For example, wildly oscillating notes or blankly farting genies. Take the





Collector Warmup
Take a walk around the space you’re in, or the space just outside it. Collect three objects; either carry them to your desk or take

Chord Moods
This is a game for writing sentences. It plays with the voicing of different musical chords to find ingredients. In a chord, the root note