Sign up for a monthly dose of artist-inspired prompts. The current issue (at time of making this link) has a nice article on procrastination.

Register for this online artform - (although US based). This is based on the RAK principles, but members leave behind artworks for someone to find. I based my first ever circle journal on the same principle. See this in my gallery (Tag You're It).

An online ezine / community of cyber artists. Lots of inspiration, and topics as varied as different digital art creations to photography.

Take a look at Keri Smith's site for boosts to get you working again, even if from her wacky creativity soup illustrations.

Sign up for a newsletter which comes regularly with tips and advice that will spark your creativity - and joy.

Click on a word, and receive the definition.

Creativity, Inspiration, General good feelings from Sark's books and this website.

This Yahoo Group sends out one or two journaling prompts to you a day, via a newslist.

A pdf file of a spin the wheel page, to boost your creativity.

This site is about printing graphical designs - newsletters, logos etc. But even looking at the images onsite is really inspiring for a scrapbooker.

Sign up for a daily newsletter to provide poems or quotes from literary or historical figures having birthdays that day. Some quotes or poems may just be the inspiration you need.

If you've enjoyed those challenges on forums where they give you an advertisement or artwork as inspiration for a layout, then this personal geocities site is for you. Nancy has put up 10 pages of adverts etc, for inspiration.

Check out this website for articles and illustrations to inspire you to keep creating. This is a fun site, with a fun blog also.

Sign up to participate in this site's challenges. Every Friday you are mailed a new topic and have a week (until Friday) to illustrate it - in any way you care to. Upload your challenge to a website and link into it from the Illustration Friday website.

This was the originator of Illustration Friday - challenges weekly for your photo-taking skills. Fill your blogs with these challenge shots, and use them to inspire your own creativity.

Categories of creativity, arts & crafts and writing. Many feature articles, and projects.

Random products, random descriptions - the combinations can be interesting, and perhaps helpful in getting you to think creatively.

A webpage of archives by Robert Alan Black - look up some interesting creativity challenges from years gone by.

Galleries of advertisements to use to inspire your layout designs.

Heather Blakely's site - not just for writers anymore, Soul Food Cafe has depths to it that can leave you browsing for hours - from visual journals to a community of writers.

Huge site - bookmark this - articles on creativity, how to journal, success stories for artists, tips, tutorials, printables for writers, artists and crafters.

Jill Badonsky's website - author of "The 9 Modern Day Muses (and a bodyguard)"