Book description
Embarking on a daily creative project has become a phenomenon in recent years. Conceived by illustrator Jennifer Orkin Lewis, this guided journal is both a container and a cheerleader for carving out a moment of self-expression each day. To conquer the intimidating prospect of filling 365 blank spaces, Lewis divides…
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1 author picked Draw Every Day, Draw Every Way (Guided Sketchbook) as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I was bed-bound, post-car accident. I was so injured that I was unable to open a window on my own for several months. I needed a routine and an outlet to help me have purpose without being mobile. Journaling was great, but I wanted something non-verbal and non-linear that helped me to feel joy.
Each daily prompt gave me a subject, art material guidance, and a theme without having to come up with the idea myself. At the end of 3 months, I had 90 new drawings. I even sold a couple of the drawings that I posted and got…
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