To #accelerate creativity, look at historical precedents.
The creative games and systems of Surrealism and the OULIPO provide ways of breaking out of aesthetic constraints and finding new subjects or ways of working.
“A Book Of Surrealist Games” provides a list of games. It notes (p49) -
…automatic drawing is a sort of accelerated or intensified doodling…
The “Oulipo Compendium” describes the creative strategies and constraints of the Institute de ‘Pataphysique’s experimental literature project
Systems for exploring conceptual spaces don’t have to be as all-encompassing as TRIZ.
Edward de Bono’s creativity techniques aren’t without their critics but the best can be very productive. His “Six Thinking Hats” system and “Lateral Thinking” tools are well worth investigating.
Brian Eno and Peter Scmidt’s card deck of creative provocations “Oblique Strategies” can be used when you need to get through a creative block. A version is available online.
This raises the issue of whether analogue or digital techniques are better for creativity. The obvious answer is that ECONERR