Instruction: Draw a Venn diagram differentiating creativity, imagination, and expression.

Creativity
Imagination

 It is doing something interesting through your vision.  It is thinking about something that is not real, whether it is an
 To develop fresh and valuable ideas, creativity uses imagination to unleash the object, place, time, etc.
power of existing ideas.  The act of bringing things that are not here into consciousness.
 An action has to be done. - Intrinsic to  With this, impossible things can be our focus.
 It helps us to do something useful in our imaginations. art and  It actually requires that we have some framework to picture a
 It deals very closely with reality. humanity. concept.
 It allows our emphasis on ideas that could be possible.
 It can tell a fascinating story.
 Innovative - Foundation  It interacts with 'uncanny' concepts, which are free from the
 It will allow ingenuity. of the art. boundaries of reality.
 It is the capacity to use the imagination to construct something.
 It is necessary for creativity but not the other way around.
 It is the capacity to use our perception in innovative ways. - Varies from  This comes first before doing something.
 It happens when there is something tangible we make.
one person  It is the ability to develop fresh insights in the here and now that
 Via creativity, an individual's act creates something new, such as a product, a
to another. are not real.
method, or a work of art with some meaning.
 The hope of making something that will inspire progress; one can
craft something bold, something new and something better.

Expression

 The method of revealing one's thoughts or emotions.

 The expression will take us to a deeper level of self-discovery and
comprehension.
 It is a language that resides in the spirit and the heart.
 Feelings and Emotions
 It utilizes both creativity and imagination.
 This makes people's art not a reflection of what is outside or outside them
but a portrayal of their inner self.