Le Marque's intimate journal is an inspiring account of her life as an artist and a woman. She speaks with candor, insight, and humor of her path as one of the emerging icons on the landscape of American art and the Southwest. This is the unwavering voice of a true free spirit, and a role model for women and creative souls of all shapes and types.
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"Warrior Woman" embodies what is boldest what is boldest and best in a creative person's journey." -- Timothy McClellan, The Journal of New Thought, 1993
Le Marque allows the reader into the innermost spaces of the self in which the creative forces heave and churn. -- River Malcolm, Sober Times, 1992
Le Marque allows the reader into the innermost spaces of the self in which the creative forces heave and churn. -- River Malcolm, Sober Times, 1992
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Tina Le Marque is an internationally known artist, speaker, and workshop leader in the areas of creativity and personal growth.
Her vividly personal and expressionistic oil paintings are drawn from the imagery of the Southwest, memories, loves, losses, visions, and dreams. She lives and paints in a mountain top studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and is also the author of "Coyote Woman: A Continuing Journal of My LIfe As an Artist."
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The One Book to Grab If Your Library's Burning!!!,
By REB "Diva Luna" (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Warrior Woman: A Journal of My Life as an Artist (Paperback)
If forced to choose, I would keep this one book out of the hundreds I own. It's one of the few I've re-read cover to cover time and time again. Each reading fosters new resolve to be my truest, strongest, most creative self. I've given it to lots of friends involved in the arts. As if that wasn't enough, it contains some wonderful nuggets regarding the business side of the creative life. Ms. LeMarque subsequently published "Coyote Woman," and I eagerly anticipate her next book!
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What a gem of a book. Ms. Le Marque details her struggles to make it as an artist and in the process provides inspiration and validation to anyone creative, whether professional full-time or casual hobbyist.
Short and to the point I'm on my fifth perusal. Buy this book!
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Los Angeles, New Mexico, Ghost Dance, Great Spirit, Warrior Woman, Dorothy Cannon, Day of the Dead, Joshua Tree, Mother's Day, Native American, New York, Las Vegas, Palm Springs, The Emperor, Arnold Schifrin, Big Sur, Coyote Woman, Dorothy Royer, Indian Wells, Mohave Museum New!
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Los Angeles, New Mexico, Ghost Dance, Great Spirit, Warrior Woman, Dorothy Cannon, Day of the Dead, Joshua Tree, Mother's Day, Native American, New York, Las Vegas, Palm Springs, The Emperor, Arnold Schifrin, Big Sur, Coyote Woman, Dorothy Royer, Indian Wells, Mohave Museum New!
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- The Second Ring of Power by Carlos Castaneda on page 112
- Tropic of Capricorn by Henry Miller on page 20
- Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within by Natalie Goldberg on page 117
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