Why read Conscious Creativity?

Book cover of Conscious Creativity: Look, Connect, Create

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"Full of tips and tricks on how to look at the world with a curious eye, it's a brilliant way to breathe creativity (back) into our lives." - Flow magazine

"Crammed with practical ideas, inspirational images & creative exercises, Conscious Creativity leads the reader through the process of establishing what…

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2 authors picked Conscious Creativity as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Rachael Taylor

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What I loved most about Conscious Creativity is just how much it really opened up my creative curiosity to the world around me. Seeking inspiration from my surroundings has always been something I do for my creative practice, but after reading this I feel like my ability to do that is on another level.

I’m noticing the creative beauty and potential in so many more things, from the spill of my tea to a leaf I’ve found on a trail. I feel like I can see, hear, and touch so much more to inspire my daily practice, so I couldn’t…

From Rachael's list on The best books to increase your creative productivity.

Peggy Dean

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This is a wonderful book for a profoundly simple reason: it transforms how the world can be perceived around us, and in turn, deeply enriches creative practices.

I feel like this approach directly addresses how to conquer the paradox of stifled creativity by finding inspiration in the mundane. It instills an idea that we all have the capacity to create, to connect more deeply with our surroundings, and to live a more creatively fulfilled life.

From Peggy's list on The best creative books for the wildly imperfect artist.