Danny Gregory Books (Sketchbook Ideas #26)
Reading the book above, reminded me of these four books of his (shown below) that I also loved and highly recommend.
Reading the book above, reminded me of these four books of his (shown below) that I also loved and highly recommend.
The task is not to force meaning into the world. The task is to become a clear place where meaning can take form.
I find it enormously helpful, especially in long, many-stepped projects, or when there is inconsistent time in which to work.
Working in an artist journal is calming and beneficial to your mental health, as well as an outlet for your creativity, and a place to try out ideas.
Sometimes creativity whispers and sometimes it shouts.
Everything must in the end come to expression through spirituality.
It is good to have a place where the marks for just for yourself, and the result doesn’t matter.
I’m having such a good time nurturing these people.
It was a total delight for me to open their eyes to a wider range of possibilities, set them free to make some of my ideas their own, and nurture them through the process.
Does focus on one’s inner vision compromise one’s outward life?
I overhead someone asking one of my students about my class, and the answer was “fun and exciting!” I can live with that.
How to overcome a creative slump, grief of a parent’s passing, advice for college freshmen, fires starters…
This kind of work in your sketchbook will feel like play, but actually primes your pump for good finished work.