Pencil Dancing: New Ways to Free Your Creative Spirit

by Mari Messer

Pencil Dancing offers fun and effective ways for readers to achieve satisfying creative expression with prompts, exercises and field trip activities. Great for overcoming creative blocks.

Genres: Writing, Nonfiction, Art

281 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2001

Reviews

[Abby Jones]

I'm horrible at reading self help books. Just horrible. I do hope to finish this some day, but for now I'm going to move it to unfinished cause ours not even sitting in my like of books I'm currently reading.

[Lindy]

Definitely provides ways to free the creative spirit within you. AWESOME ideas for use in group settings.

[Dr. Kaaren Douglas]

Might be helpful for writers feeling stuck. It has exercises that would be useful for a writing group.

[Carina]

Why are the most beautiful books usually so boring? Rhetorical question.

[Jeanne McElvaney]

A fantastic personal journey for growing your creativity!

[Amy]

available at Chester County library. Exercises and concepts to expand creativity.

[Stephanie Taylor]

I loved this book. It was so insightful and thought provoking. Brought creativity to a whole new level.

[Dee]

Actually haven't read the whole thing but need to return to the library. Good stuff for the Creativity class though...

[Jai Rahim]

As an intermediate level artist, I didn't find anything personally useful in this book.

[Johna Van]

This is a great book about tapping into your creative self. I have read many of these kinds of books and this is the one I love. I got a library copy, and I have just ordered a copy for myself.

[Kimm]

Wow, what a creativity inspiring book. If you're in a rut, this is a great place to start.