People who are dedicated to creating the beautiful know many ways to overcome the creative crisis. Perhaps the best advice on where to look for inspiration is not to wait for it, but to set off on your own.
In nature
It is terrible to imagine how many world art masterpieces could be lost if the creators did not turn to nature for help! And to this day, artists are ready to rush into uncharted distances in order to gather with colleagues at the next open air. Although not all artists are eager for a change of place to create another masterpiece. For example, the great composer Edward Grieg was constantly impressed by the native expanses of Norway until the end of his days, and this can be easily noticed in most of his works.
While traveling
A change of scenery, acquaintance with the new culture and traditions of residents of other countries, can serve as a good inspiration for people who do not know how to overcome creative stagnation. Perhaps, only Paris with its architectural monuments mankind owes a coffin to life for those cultural values that arose after the visit of certain persons.
In love and loved ones
Love is such a powerful incentive for creativity that it can not only return lost inspiration, but also give it to someone who has never possessed it and has never suffered from it. And if the characters of our days, inspired by love, begin to scribble verses with enthusiasm from which any of the greatest will turn green, then what can we say about people who have devoted this craft to their whole lives.
In art
Perhaps the great works are therefore great because they have the ability to exert such a strong influence on the human mind, pushing inspired people to further creation. For example, the creative heritage of William Shakespeare in absentia sought to get into such a number of works by various authors that even resulted in a separate stream called “Shakespeare”.
However, the work of some figures was based on the works of little-known and nobody recognized. For example, John Lennon once created, inspired by the "canvas" of his little son.