Are you feeling stuck -- creatively? Then this is the book for you. I had heard so many recommendations about this book. At one point, it seemed like every podcast, speaker or article I read seemed to somehow refer back to this resource. So of course, I had to try it.
There's a reason this book is in it's 30th Anniversary edition - it works and inspires. Whether you're any type of artist or just someone trying to re-ignite your creative thinking, I highly recommend you get this book. It helps you to approach and overcome any creative block you may have (be that writer's block or otherwise). The book takes you through a variety of writing and reflection activities that get you thinking in different ways and are inspiring.
A book I will surely keep in our permanent collection and go back to re-read and re-do the exercises.
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A nice book for artists struggling to seek meaning in higher creativity.
“The Artist’s Way: 30th Anniversary Ed” is a nice book about art and the artist experience. Not a book on drawing, but more about how to get in touch with the artistic side and understanding what it takes to be an artist. This books takes the reader on a 12 week workshop with exercises in critical and creative thinking that explore the artist life for help in opening up the artist inside. It reviews what it takes to be creative and the connection to the spiritual path. Not what I expected, but I am still pleased with the book. Easy read. If you are not spiritual and an artist, I am not sure it is the read you would want. I particularly like the check-ins. This is a nice book for artists looking to understand their art and push it to a path of spiritual creativity.
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A nice book for artists struggling to seek meaning in higher creativity.
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2023
“The Artist’s Way: 30th Anniversary Ed” is a nice book about art and the artist experience. Not a book on drawing, but more about how to get in touch with the artistic side and understanding what it takes to be an artist. This books takes the reader on a 12 week workshop with exercises in critical and creative thinking that explore the artist life for help in opening up the artist inside. It reviews what it takes to be creative and the connection to the spiritual path. Not what I expected, but I am still pleased with the book. Easy read. If you are not spiritual and an artist, I am not sure it is the read you would want. I particularly like the check-ins. This is a nice book for artists looking to understand their art and push it to a path of spiritual creativity.
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2023
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