To be more creative in writing is to be more observant, to see the details in things and events around you that others are missing. Adopt writers whom you consider to be creative and read everything they wrote. By reading widely and deeply, you will learn what has already been done and what makes your voice unique. There's a Japanese literary form called "haiku" that I enjoy writing. It's a three-line form with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern. In the U.S., many American poets don't follow it exactly. I don't either. Writing haiku might help you to improve your observational skills. Here's a haiku poem I wrote while hiking today: the crickets chirp / "Go home, go home" / still I linger

Hi Anisha, read widely. Look at the italki Notebook entries. Write about what you know and use a variety of adjectives. Here is an example of a descriptive essay about a beach http://www.italki.com/knowledge/page/Descriptive%20essays.htm

Like story-writing? There are a couple of good vids on Youtube, but kind of disappointing rather than encouraging. ;/