What This Site Is
This web application is a free, public resource dedicated to non-visual creative techniques. It provides 15 structured exercises across writing, music, visual art, video, and general ideation, along with 11 plain-language Q&A guides addressing common questions about creating without mental imagery.
Everything on this site runs completely client-side in static HTML, with zero tracking, zero cookies, zero analytics scripts, and zero user account requirements.
About the Author
CJ Stewart is a lifelong musician, painter, VJ, and video producer who discovered he had aphantasia in his forties. Learning that others could voluntarily visualize images in their mind led him to analyze the non-visual creative channels that had always powered his work: sound, real material interaction, live feedback, and procedural constraints.
The Book
The companion book, "How to Be Creative with Aphantasia" by CJ Stewart, is a practical, personal guide exploring creative channels that stay open when the mind's eye is absent. Each chapter concludes with practical, hands-on exercises.
