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Have you ever seen a creature with the shell of a turtle, the feathery wings of a flamingo, and neon glowing stripes? You won't find one in the woods or at the zoo, but you can see one instantly the moment you draw it.
When you draw from imagination, you invent images and worlds that do not exist anywhere in the real world.
So how do artists come up with completely new things when blank paper is staring right back at them?

Technique 1: The Mash-Up

One of the easiest ways to invent something new is to combine two or three familiar objects into one hybrid creation.
You take a feature from one real object (like a bicycle wheel) and attach it to something totally different (like an elephant).
Combining objects is fun, but what if you change the basic rules of nature instead?

Technique 2: Changing the Rules

In the real world, gravity pulls objects down, rocks are hard, and oceans are made of water. In your art, you can swap the rules of physics and materials.
Here are three simple rule changes you can use to transform any normal scene into an imaginary one: