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Art & Fear
Observations On the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking
Book • 2001
Art & Fear delves into the way art gets made, the reasons it often doesn't get made, and the nature of the difficulties that cause many artists to give up.
The authors, David Bayles and Ted Orland, share insights and observations drawn from their personal experiences as artists.
The book addresses universal fears and self-doubt that artists face, emphasizing the importance of pushing through these fears to grow as artists and individuals.
It is not a typical self-help book but rather a candid look at the creative process, making it valuable for artists and anyone engaging in creative activities.
The authors, David Bayles and Ted Orland, share insights and observations drawn from their personal experiences as artists.
The book addresses universal fears and self-doubt that artists face, emphasizing the importance of pushing through these fears to grow as artists and individuals.
It is not a typical self-help book but rather a candid look at the creative process, making it valuable for artists and anyone engaging in creative activities.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
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Christina Cacioppo , illustrating the idea that much of creative work is practice for the exceptional pieces.
Christina Cacioppo , illustrating the idea that much of creative work is practice for the exceptional pieces.
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I failed 22 times... then I built a $2.5B Company | Christina Cacioppo from Vanta
Mentioned by George Ella Lyon as a book that highlights the importance of revision in the creative process.
Writing Lessons Episode 2: The Deliciousness of Words Featuring George Ella Lyon
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Chris Do when discussing the importance of focusing on the process rather than the result.
Chris Do when discussing the importance of focusing on the process rather than the result.
159 - Done is Better Than Perfect — with Martha, Jule, and Lola
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Chase Jarvis as a book for people who are makers by trade or want to be more like that.
Chase Jarvis as a book for people who are makers by trade or want to be more like that.
103: Chase Jarvis – 28 Ways To Be More Creative
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Brooks Jensen as a foundational book for photographers, focusing on the creative life rather than technical aspects.
Brooks Jensen as a foundational book for photographers, focusing on the creative life rather than technical aspects.
HT2180 - Books on the Creative Life
Mentioned by Brooks Jensen while discussing the four kinds of relationships people can have with photography, highlighting the fascination with process.
Brooks Jensen while discussing the four kinds of relationships people can have with photography, highlighting the fascination with process. HT2245 - A Fascination with Process
Mentioned when referencing the photography class experiment.
A 3-Step Roadmap Out of Your Rut
