Creative Companion: How to Free Your Creative Spirit
by SARKpublished
October 1991
by Celestial Arts
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Paperback, 80 pages
isbn
0890876517
(isbn13: 9780890876510)
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When I'm feeling less than inspired or creative, I do a few of the exercises. It's great. I have introduced my students to creativity through this book.
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I love SARK's use of color and words. She is a gift of inspiration to all persons, not only artists.
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bookshelves:
art,
writing
recommends it for:
people who need to relax and create
SARK is more than a bit spiritual and new age-y, two things I'm not so in to, but for some reason I am not annoyed by her books, but really inspired by them. Her philosophy is so positive. I am able to take it for what it is and not get bogged down in the near impossibility of some of what she believes (like that "the universe will provide crap).
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Read in June, 2008
Very Sark.
My daughter loves it more than I do and that makes me love it more. Which makes no sense. Or does it?
But there are times on a grey day when you're swamped with drudge and can't think of anything shiny. On those days, this book is great for pulling open and just reading a page.
My daughter loves it more than I do and that makes me love it more. Which makes no sense. Or does it?
But there are times on a grey day when you're swamped with drudge and can't think of anything shiny. On those days, this book is great for pulling open and just reading a page.
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This book was the first book I ever read on creativity and allowing yourself to do the thing you really wanted to do, but were scared to move forward. When I'm feeling low or blocked, I refer back to this and other SARK books often.
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bookshelves:
art_photography,
favorite-authors,
inspirational,
non-fiction,
self-help
I don't know how I found these books, but one day while cruising a bookstore, I stumbled across SARK's books. Haven't read them all, but the ones I have read left an impact on me. They inspire creativity within yourself.
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Read in July, 2008
recommended to Victoria by:
Mel
Just what I needed to be reading today... I have to be in the right mood to really enjoy SARK, but this one I'm sinking into with enthusiasm and optimism.
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Read in January, 2003
recommended to Jen by:
Corrine Oak Schecter
Read in January, 2000
Fun book by a lovely free spirit. A good read when you need that creative boost. Good to give as gift to artsy/hippie friends.
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