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The bestselling cult classic that offers a roadmap to overcoming the daily obstacles of a creative life
Filled with reminders and insights that every artist and creator needs to hear. I always keep a copy of Art & Fear on my bookshelf.
Artists confront their deeper fears daily. It's inevitable in artmaking. This book is a crucial tool in validating, soothing, and navigating the fear that might otherwise stop an artist from making their work. Fear is unavoidable but it need not dictate the artist's choices. This book is a vital companion.
An essential text for anyone who wants to start making art and not stop. One of those rare books - like The Artist's Way and Writing Down the Bones - to keep close by for courage and company.
It has earned its reputation for being a useful, underground classic ... it's a pithy, though comforting read, written by artists, and gets straight down to what can hinder our development as artists, and why ... refreshingly absent of psycho-babble or opaque art-speak
One of those books you want to tell everyone you know to read
A book that artists continue to recommend and connect with ... It's concise, clear, compelling and worth coming back to over and over
A roadmap for overcoming the everyday obstacles of a creative life
Fear is the foremost barrier to taking chances and making art, and it is often the biggest contributor to doubt, envy, insecurity and self-restraint. Thankfully, David Bayles and Ted Orland have written a book for anyone and everyone who wants to face their fears and get to work. Art & Fear provides the antidote to our creative ailments with clarity, insight, compassion and great empathy.
David Bayles is a writer, photographer, conservationist, and lifetime flyfisherman, He is the author and illustrator of Notes on a Shared Landscape: Making Sense of the American West. Ted Orland is a photographer, teacher and writer. A broad selection of his writings and photographs appear in his monograph, Scenes of Wonder & Curiosity.
Filled with reminders and insights that every artist and creator needs to hear. I always keep a copy of Art & Fear on my bookshelf.
Artists confront their deeper fears daily. It's inevitable in artmaking. This book is a crucial tool in validating, soothing, and navigating the fear that might otherwise stop an artist from making their work. Fear is unavoidable but it need not dictate the artist's choices. This book is a vital companion.
An essential text for anyone who wants to start making art and not stop. One of those rare books - like The Artist's Way and Writing Down the Bones - to keep close by for courage and company.
It has earned its reputation for being a useful, underground classic ... it's a pithy, though comforting read, written by artists, and gets straight down to what can hinder our development as artists, and why ... refreshingly absent of psycho-babble or opaque art-speak
One of those books you want to tell everyone you know to read
A book that artists continue to recommend and connect with ... It's concise, clear, compelling and worth coming back to over and over
A roadmap for overcoming the everyday obstacles of a creative life
Fear is the foremost barrier to taking chances and making art, and it is often the biggest contributor to doubt, envy, insecurity and self-restraint. Thankfully, David Bayles and Ted Orland have written a book for anyone and everyone who wants to face their fears and get to work. Art & Fear provides the antidote to our creative ailments with clarity, insight, compassion and great empathy.
David Bayles is a writer, photographer, conservationist, and lifetime flyfisherman, He is the author and illustrator of Notes on a Shared Landscape: Making Sense of the American West. Ted Orland is a photographer, teacher and writer. A broad selection of his writings and photographs appear in his monograph, Scenes of Wonder & Curiosity.