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Poet Laura: Replenishing the Imagination

By Laura Boggess 3 Comments

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Writers need to fill the imagination tank now and then. Our Poet Laura takes us for a long drive to find a feast for the eyes.

Filed Under: Creativity, Poet Laura, The Artist's Way

From Artist’s Way to Museum Art Camp

By Donna Falcone 13 Comments

Artist Way Stained glass

Donna Falcone joined our Artist’s Way book club on a whim—and wrote down a dream. Six years later, a beautiful, unexpected thing has occurred.

Filed Under: Art Education & Theory, Blog, Music, The Artist's Way

The Artist’s Way: Conclusion

By Will Willingham 17 Comments

The Artist’s Way: If growth “is a spiral process, doubling back on itself, ” we don’t need to eat a whole carp in a day.

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The Artist’s Way: Process

By Will Willingham 18 Comments

Pillow Fight

Says Cameron in The Artist’s Way, “creativity occurs in the moment, and in the moment, we are timeless.”

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The Artist’s Way: Risk

By Will Willingham 29 Comments

The Artist's Way Risk

When my parents brought me to the emergency room for the second time in as many weeks, they worried that, even in the 1960s, my sudden susceptibility to injury might raise suspicions of mistreatment. I already wore Raggedy Ann-like black stitches on my face after a mishap involving a swivel chair, coffee table and locked […]

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The Artist’s Way: Morning Pages

By Will Willingham 30 Comments

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At the root of a successful recovery is the commitment to puncture our denial, to stop saying, “It’s okay” when in fact it’s something else. The morning pages press us to answer what else.

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The Artist’s Way: Currents

By Will Willingham 32 Comments

Pelican Artist's Way

She requires a choice with every chapter. Will I sit with the pelicans and snag the easy fish, or let the current take me clear to the ocean?

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The Artist’s Way: Safety

By Will Willingham 42 Comments

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One of our chief needs as creative beings is support. Unfortunately, this can be hard to come by.

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The Artist’s Way: Invitation

By Will Willingham 27 Comments

Little Lamb Artist's Way

The Artist’s Way is an “into-the-water” book that has helped readers move from “the embankment into the flow of a creative life.”

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