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Day 6 of Creative Everyday Month - draw your favourite book

I chose 'The Artist Way' by Julia Cameron - I think everyone should own a copy. It might not be a book you will want to read from front to cover but one you can open up when you are feeling a bit unmotivated or something had upset you? The first thing I got out of this book was writing morning pages, if I didn't start writing then, I would be in a much different place than what I am today! Thank you Julia x
Julia's website juliacameronlive.com

My drawing...


Here is a link to my website where you can order the artist way along with checking out some other recommended reading for artists denitatizard.com/recommended-books/artist-self-help-booksI'm reading Art and Fear at the moment and it is AWESOME! I finished War of Art last week which every artist would also enjoy!

Day 6 link from last year - http://denitatizard.blogspot.com/2010/11/day-6-is-about-other-artists-today.html

My card for the day is...

The clip of the day - Dr. Helen Fisher, author of "Why We Love," addresses the World Future Society's 2007 conference, describing the impacts of antidepressants on the brain systems associated with romance and attachment. For more information visit http://www.wfs.org

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