Quotes About Imagination

Clouds have forms, porous and shape-shifting, bumptious, fleecy.

Neither is it possible to control, or regulate, the machinery of creativity.

I'll just tell you this: only if there are angels in your head will you ever, possibly, see one.

Whoever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination, calls to you like the wild geese, harsh and exciting— over and over announcing your place in the family of things.

There was only this – an idea.

If you think you see a face in the clouds, why not send a greeting? It can't do any harm.

page and stared at Annie's sparkly drawing of the

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Reading is the passport to countless adventures

To be a truly great artist, you must learn to combine your observations with your imagination.

Jack opened his eyes. They were wearing their own clothes again. A lightning bug blinked inside the growing darkness of the tree house. Annie picked up Morgan's note. She repeated the rhyme: To find a special magic, You must

When Jack looked up, he saw the woman had pulled off her wig. It was a boy dressed up as a woman! "See, even she's a boy," said Annie. "That's weird.

The tree house started to spin. It spun faster and faster. Then everything was still. Absolutely still. (Magic Tree House Series)

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It could take them to the places in the books. All they had to do was to point to a picture and wish to be there. Jack and Annie visited the time of

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I wish to work miracles. - from the notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci

I get ideas for my paintings from everything! I look at a watermark on a wall and see an old woman's face. I look at a food stain on my tablecloth and see a horse! I study rain puddles and rocks and see oceans and mountains! (p.36)

a great artist has to combine observation with imagination. (p. 78)

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and Annie were walking home from the library. The path went right by the Frog Creek woods. Jack sighed. "We looked this morning," he said.

Reading is a passport to countless adventures