In Pursuit of Inspiration: Trust Your Instincts and Make More Art (Creativity Exercises, Art Book for Artists Techniques)

by Rae Dunn

Overview

Author and ceramicist Rae Dunn shares her favorite techniques for approaching a blank page and creating art. Discover how to draw with your non-dominant hand and sketch with objects found in nature. Colorfully illustrated with watercolors, sketches, original patterns, dreamy photography, and hand-lettered insights.
• Visually rich book with shapes, colors, and textures to inspire and instruct
• Find beauty in everyday objects, sights, and unexpected places
• Full of tips, prompts, and exercises designed to help you trust your instincts and inspire creativity

Fans of Wilma's World: Good Advice from a Dog and France: Inspiration du Jour will love this book.

This book is perfect for any aspiring artist, photographer or creative spirit,
• Artists
• Watercolorists
• Photographers

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781452168852
Publisher:	Chronicle Books LLC
Publication date:	04/30/2019
Pages:	112
Sales rank:	423,112
Product dimensions:	6.70(w) x 9.50(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

Rae Dunn is an artist, author, and ceramicist based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is the author of Wilma's World and France: Inspiration du Jour.

Editorial Reviews

For some artists, finding beauty seems the easiest thing in the world. Rae Dunn has long captivated her fans with this joyful approach to creativity, and she’s now written a book to divulge some of her best tips. In Pursuit of Inspiration is chock-full of Dunn’s beautiful sketchbook pages, alongside easy catalysts for getting readers to approach their work in a new way.” —Watercolor Artist Magazine

“For some artists, finding beauty seems the easiest thing in the world. Rae Dunn has long captivated her fans with this joyful approach to creativity, and she’s now written a book to divulge some of her best tips. In Pursuit of Inspiration is chock-full of Dunn’s beautiful sketchbook pages, alongside easy catalysts for getting readers to approach their work in a new way.” —Watercolor Artist Magazine

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