How did you come up with those post-photography works with wide brain holes?

Put all the related and irrelevant things together! Today, I photographed a volcano. Try to put some seawater in the volcano. I photographed a machinery factory yesterday, so I put an apple on the machine. I took a hot air balloon the day before yesterday and put a shark in to try. In short, throw all the irrelevant things in, and finally get a satisfactory effect, then slowly change, and finally try to merge into one, and a creative photo will come out!

2.？ deceive

Spoofing is a great source of creativity. I didn't like playing with photos at first, but later my friend made my photos into expression packs. I realized that this might be an interesting "later work", so I began to collect all kinds of photos and make expression packs. So is the master. Just like the cartoon on the cover of The New Yorker in which humans beg for paintings from robots, creative inspiration may be a spoof.

3.？ overturn

Subversion is an interesting thing, which turns what we think is normal into abnormal. For example, the ground we are stepping on is almost the "bottom". Then I will add some clouds around the land, and then send this small piece of land to the sky to form a "city in the air". This is a kind of creativity! Or maybe it's like swinging, just swinging in the park. I just put the swing p under the plane and swing under the plane. I'm excited to think about it. For example, the sea water originally flows downwards, and I can use various methods to make it "spray" in the direction of the sky to form a fountain. Plus a UFO, it's a completely different work! For another example, people are "masters of the earth", and I can make the characters smaller and let ants be masters. In short, it is to subvert all common sense.