A Day in the Place des Vosges

by | Apr 29, 2022 | Fine Arts America

[Pre-order The Great Book of Journaling now! Filled with contributions from journal experts from around the world. Come enjoy!} As many of us still aren’t traveling, for safety and health reasons, I thought you might enjoy a vicarious trip to Paris today. Please...

Do You Like to Journal?

by | Apr 22, 2022 | Fine Arts America

Do you like to journal or would you like to learn more about journaling? And would you like to create a stronger daily creativity practice as well? Then do the following . Pre-order my new book THE GREAT BOOK OF JOURNALING and then drop me an email to...

Lessons from Apricots

by | Apr 15, 2022 | Fine Arts America

[Learn how to upgrade and redesign your mind in Eric Maisel’s latest book, Redesign Your Mind, available now.] One summer morning I go out shopping for fruit at the open-air market on the Boulevard Richard-Lenoir. The prices at the multi-block market are...

Creating (And Journaling) With Your Other Hand

by | Apr 7, 2022 | Fine Arts America

[If you enjoy journaling or want to know more about journaling, please see my latest book The Great Book of Journaling. It’s available for pre-order now!] Lucia Capacchione has been championing “the power of our other hand”—that is, our nondominant hand—for a long...

Come Join My Artists with Appetites Group!

by | Apr 1, 2022 | Fine Arts America

Come join my Artists with Appetites group that starts Monday, April 4, 2022. To learn more, please visit here. A very different kind of weight loss group Appetite is a great thing. If you’re a composer, better to hunger to create your symphony than not care about it....

Three Simple Journaling Practices for Artists

by | Mar 25, 2022 | Fine Arts America

Keeping a journal is simplicity itself. It’s just you with your thoughts. In her chapter of “journaling simplicity” in The Great Book of Journaling, Kathleen Adams describes three short, simple journaling techniques that you might find useful. See if they work for...