Challenge Gallery 30: Block
When I choose a prompt for our weekly challenges, I try to choose something that can be open to interpretation and appeal to a broad audience. Some weeks are better than others, and I can always tell when I’ve succeeded when we get far more submissions and new people joining us.
Not every prompt will appeal to every artist. There have been weeks when I’ve drawn a complete blank and haven’t come up with a story of my own. Then there are weeks when I have more than one submission. These prompts start as great mental exercises, and the end result of our Single Frame Stories come from a whole process that starts with a simple prompt.
I’m happy to see new names this week. I hope you’ll stick around and share more of your stories.
Before we get to our challenge gallery, the prompt for next week is “Blur.” Make of it what you will.
Challenge Gallery 30: Block
“Block(ed)” by Mashu Runya
“The You’re Not Listening of Writer’s Block” by Michelle Hyacinth
“But I Only Need One Block…” by Stone Semyorka
by Tormie Baarer
“When having a Creativity Block, I go spraying the garden:-:” by Mira Karu
“Block Therapy…” by Southie Allen
“Blocked” by Kristine Kristan
“There was something otherworldly about it….” by Dale Innis
Creative Block (A Collaboration) by Nakala Fetisov and Sachiko Edelmann
“Contemplating the foundation of our virtual world” by Shockwave Plasma
I think, therefore I am …
but what am I, who am I, why am I …
darn … thinking hurts …………
by Mayala Loon
“I’m not sure I’ve got my priorities straight these days.” by Crap Mariner
“Building Blocks” by Deoridhe Quandry
“Writer’s Block” by Whiskey Monday
“Ambien Consciousness.True story again. I stumbled onto this line that I had apparently entered the night before in Evernote.”
by Botgirl Questi
Single Frame Stories 
i always enjoy the different ways the prompt is interpreted.
great photos!
I laughed out loud at Dale Innis’s. I love Minecraft. All I could think of this week was a black screen (a good counterpoint to the white screen collaboration).