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Creativity. When you hear this ____ what instantly pops into your mind?

You ____ think it is a quality that only artists and writers possess— some special talent you are either born with or without.

Many people accept the idea that we can be divided into two ____ those who are creative and those who are not.

____ common belief, however, is far from the truth.

Everyone ____ the ability to be creative.

Finding creativity inside yourself just takes a ____ effort.

Some artists, ____ example, spark their creativity by looking closely at ordinary objects.

They try to discover the beauty ____ within these common objects and then turn them into works of art.

Look at these ____ paintings.

Believe it or not, they both depict the same person, Holy Roman ____ Rudolf II.

The one on the left might look familiar, as it is a standard ____ of portrait that you would see in a gallery or an art book.

However, the one ____ the right, called Vertumnus, is very unconventional.

Created by a 16th-century Italian ____ named Giuseppe Arcimboldo, the painting shows striking creativity and originality.

Fruits, flowers, and ____ are arranged like the pieces of a puzzle to create a human head.

A cherry and a mulberry become the dark eyes, while an apple and a peach act as the pink ____

This painting is representative of the artist’s signature style of “composite ____

He used plants, animals, and other objects to create ____ other portraits like this.

Another good example of Arcimboldo’s unique creativity ____ be found in The Gardener, one of his “reversible” paintings.

When viewed normally, it is just an ordinary still life of vegetables ____ a bowl.

However, when flipped ____ down, it is magically transformed into a smiling face!

Experts have studied this painting, ____ with Arcimboldo’s other reversible ones.

Their research ____ that he first painted them as still life paintings and then turned them upside down and made some adjustments to create faces.

X-ray examination revealed that he sometimes changed the positions of some of the fruits ____ vegetables.

Why did he make ____ paintings reversible?

It was probably because he wanted to add an interactive element to ____ work by doing so.

Viewers feel as if they are playing a visual ____ which brings them a sense of pleasure.

Each of Arcimboldo’s works is a ____ study of everyday objects.

When ____ looked at typical objects, such as a bowl of vegetables, he saw the artistic and imaginative potential in them.

____ innovative approach to art inspired many great artists who came after him, including Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, and René Magritte.

Take a look at this ____

Do you see a horse standing in ____ field?

Or is it simply a collection of clothes hanging on ____ clothesline?

This witty and amusing creation is actually a work of art created by the visual artist ____ Stentzel.

Using everyday items, she creates playful visual illusions that force you to look twice ____ order to confirm what you have just seen.

____ unique style has been called “household surrealism.”

Stentzel is perhaps best ____ for her Clothesline Animals series.

She got ____ for the series while she was hanging her laundry.

By ____ adding some colorful clothespins and a dish towel, she was able to transform her black sweatshirt and dark grey pants into a horse.

Other creations followed, including a brown cow ____ on some hills and a zebra crossing the desert.

All of these works were ____ from nothing more than laundry and household items.

Another ____ that highlights Stentzel’s astonishing creativity is Edible Creatures.

For this series, she arranges food items you can find in ____ kitchen to create cute animals.

The stars of the series are Brad ____ and Crunchie, a pair of puppies made of sliced bread and lettuce respectively.

Stentzel says she came ____ with the concept of Crunchie while putting together a salad for her family.

What do you ____ her secret is?

Stentzel says that it is her active observation skills that allow her to make ____ out of the ordinary.

As a child, she would spend time staring at the patterns in the wood of her bed, trying to find ____ animal shapes.

She admits that even today she stares at things longer ____ is acceptable in society.

This keen observation is what enables her to continuously produce ____ and imaginative works of art.

Creativity is not some kind of exceptional skill that belongs to exclusive groups ____ people.

It is actually a part of our daily lives, a power that we can display anytime we ____ to.

Whether we realize it or not, we are constantly using our creativity to adapt, adjust, and rearrange the ____ around us.

By doing so, we ____ turning the ordinary into something extraordinary—something that has never been seen before.

Take a look at the things around you, but don’t just give them ____ quick glance.

Look carefully, and you might discover something that sparks your own imagination and ____