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Ebook About The third book in Julia Cameron's groundbreaking The Artist's Way trilogy on creative self-renewal is now in paperback. In this inspiring twelve-week program, the third in Julia Cameron's beloved body of work on the creative process, Cameron offers guidance on weathering the periods in an artist's life when inspiration has run dry. This book provides wisdom and tools for tackling some of the greatest challenges that artists face such as: Making the decision to begin a new project Persevering when a new approach to your art does not bear immediate fruit Staying focused when other parts of your life threaten to distract you form your art Finding possibilities for artistic inspiration in the most unlikely places Another revolutionary twelve-week program for artistic renewal from the foremost authority on the creative process, Finding Water is an essential book for any artist.Book Finding Water: The Art of Perseverance (Artist's Way) Review :
I have really tried to like Julia's books. I bought The Artist's Way in 1996. After trying to get through it several times, donated it to the library. So many people raved about the book, I bought it again. Then tried several times to do the Morning Pages. The longest I made it was 3 weeks. Then bought the Miracle of the Artist's Date. Got my hubby involved when it didn't work for me, thinking I just needed the support she always talks about. My hubby is a photographer, so he is an artist in his own right. Didn't work for him either. Out of the 52 suggestions, only about 5 were even appealing.So, when I read some of the ratings where people didn't connect with her other books, but did on this one; I was ready to try again. Here is a quote that first hit me as part of the reason we have a disconnect. "If there is enough of a sense of adventure in the work itself then I do not need to plunge into the outdoors seeking a feeling of an adventure." I live in the middle of a forest. I take a walk outside because it is relaxing and calming. My art is making pottery. Being in the "Zone" is good. Another quote.."We need to fall in love with ourselves. One of the best ways to do this is to view yourself as a character, one you are fascinated by." I'm too old for this nonsense. Maybe because she was once married to Martin Scorsese, she buys into that. I have a husband, kids, grandkids, self motivation, self esteem, and a life I'm very content with. I don't need to pretend to be a character so I can love myself. Then I got to this quote "A career must be husbanded". In this sense, it means use it economically; conserve. Disconnect. Then there are all the quotes from famous people in the middle of her writing that don't seem to me to connect the dots of the point she is making.The final straw for me was this quote. "The minute we identify with the rest of humankind, we are on the right track......Our shared humanity is the solution. Our 'specialness' is the problem." To me that contradicted everything else she writes. Did I miss something? Wasn't the whole idea of Morning Pages, Artist Dates, and her books about finding those bits of ourselves that are special and then allowing our art to celebrate that?This book is just more of the same of her other books. The importance of Morning pages. The importance of finding adventure. The importance of finding friends that support you. The importance of loving yourself (but not your specialness). I just think she is neurotic. She needs to get a real job for a while. She has been sending out the same message for so long, maybe that is the problem. She really has nothing new to offer. In all the 25+ years she has been writing books, she does not seem to have moved forward herself.So why have I tried to read her books and get out of them what so many others seem to? Because I know that NO ONE does their best work/art in a bubble. Because I want to always be moving forward. Learning. Wanting to learn. Setting goals. Improving my technique. Coming up with new ideas. Coming up with new ways to work. I don't need to spend time doing a brain dump or strapping on rollerblades. I need to spend more time actually PLAYING with my clay and enjoying the process. Feeling it. Allowing defeat as well as success. Allowing my art to spark joy in me just for the sake of doing it. Julia's books seemed to be more about the "self" than about the art. Isn't what I'm looking for and so I'm parting ways with her. Many reviews complain that Finding Water is too downbeat and lacks the energy of the Artist's Way. Finding Water isn't for unlocking creativity, at least not _just_ for unlocking creativity. This book is for ruts, downturns, discouragement, and most especially for depression. Julia teaches us that to work ourselves out of these deep, deep ruts takes community and faith. The reviews that complain this book is too downbeat are from people ready to run with their creativity. This book is for the people who can't run, and who might even have trouble getting out of bed. Julia will help you. The tasks are small gentle steps to reconnect with others, build community, and steps in being creative again. 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