Random Creative Thoughts

Hello again! This is part two of my Hay Day Tricks and Tips. If you haven't read part one click here.   Achievements are great, once completed you can get diamonds and experience. There are many achievements to complete, easy and hard. When you just want to get diamonds you can do them. In part one I gave a link to a guide to completing some of them, I will add it here. Next I would like to talk about the currency in the game. There are 4 types; coins, diamonds, vouchers and gift cards. You can use coins to buy just about anything in the game. Whether it be machines, animals, decorations, trees or any product in other players shops. You can also get coins from doing truck and boat orders and selling to visitors. When you get to the level you can start using your town, then you can also get money by filling in the townspeople's needs. You can also find coins in the mystery box or the balloon that Tom lets go of. Next is diamonds, they are rarer than

Hello, I'm going to write this post of Hay Day tips and tricks in a few parts. There are many things I would like to say and I think I should help people who love to play the game. I'm a daily player and have been playing this game for the past year. I'm level 45 and I know quite a few things about the game. In the past year I played, I came across a few tricks that helped me play the game and do things better. First, I would like to talk about crops . Every crop you plant will double when you harvest it. So keep that in mind when you are planting them. Make sure that you never sell all of your crops, I did this once accidentally and I didn't like it. You will need to use diamonds to buy 1 crop. So it isn't worth it, just make sure you have enough crops before selling them. Later on in the game you will be able to buy animals (if you don't have them already) and you'll need the basic crops like wheat, carrots, soybeans and corn to mak

I'm going to post links to a few drawing videos I found on YouTube that are of drawing in perspective. Whether it be, 1 point, 2 point or 3 point.  I would like to make my own comic book one day. But in order to do that, I need to perfect my drawing skills. Many people tell me that I'm really good at drawing but I feel as though I need more practice.  These are examples of what I'm capable of drawing / painting.  Here are some videos that I enjoyed watching that help with perspective drawing. How To Draw A City Using Two Point Perspective How to Draw Backgrounds (1-point Perspective) Linear Perspective Drawing | What is foreshortening? How to draw things & people in perspective How to Draw in Perspective   How to draw Three Point Perspective How to Draw: Foreshortening with the Coil Technique Drawing a Cityscape in Three-Point Perspective How to draw shadows in perspective The Illusion of Depth - Perspective, Details and Overlapping Form

Sometimes, I get these moments where I feel like I don't have any creative ideas or motivation to draw or write. There is a few things that help me when these times come. I go for a walk. Getting out of the house is great to getting your juices flowing. Going out and exploring your area can sure give you ideas. The fresh air that comes with going outside can surely give you something. I enjoy walking by the lake, it is really relaxing and it's the best place to think. Going into a forest is also a great way to give you ideas. All the noises in the forest; the birds chirping, the leaves and branches cracking under your feet, these things can sure help you. Listen to music. Do you ever listen to those songs that give you flashing images in your head? Like while you are listening to it, there's a movie playing your head. That happens to me a lot and it for sure gives me ideas. Read a book. What is your favorite book or short story? Why shouldn't you read to get