Ben Behunin Libri
Questo autore è un ceramista dedicato il cui mestiere è diventato una passione della vita dopo anni di esplorazione e apprendimento. Il suo stile artistico è caratterizzato da una profonda connessione con la natura e dal desiderio di catturarne la bellezza negli oggetti di uso quotidiano. Crea opere che riflettono il suo interesse per l'ascolto delle storie degli anziani, conferendogli una prospettiva unica sull'esperienza umana. Il suo lavoro è contrassegnato da una meticolosa maestria artigianale e da una qualità narrativa che invita alla contemplazione.
How to Seduce a Sasquatch: Theories Behind the Practical Seduction of Creativity
- 192pagine
- 7 ore di lettura
Using the elusive Sasquatch as a metaphor, this unique field guide to creativity encourages readers to discover and capture their own innovative ideas. It features practical strategies, including 101 ways to jumpstart creativity, and presents theories alongside real-life examples. The book's innovative format allows for reading from two directions—Theory and Practice. Acclaimed photographer Harry von Lederhƒƒ‚sen contributes playful visuals, enhancing the experience. Written by Ben Behunin, this engaging guide inspires adventurous thinking and creativity.
Borrowing Fire
- 367pagine
- 13 ore di lettura
A transformative journey unfolds as Paul Shafer, after a life-altering hospital stay, embarks on a year of self-discovery through crashing funerals. His experiences lead to profound insights about life and hope, which he later shares with his curious daughter, Eve, when her questions arise from his journal. A road trip back to his past not only allows him to confront truths about his life and his late wife, Rachel, but also introduces unexpected connections with new friends, revealing the depth of his journey and the power of shared stories.
Like Remembering Isaac, this story takes place within a sketchbook. Where the first book was Jake's, this one is Isaac's. It will open your mind and heart to forgotten truths discovered by a simple potter who was shaped by life and loss and love. If you're looking for a happy ending, Discovering Isaac will not disappoint you, but you may be surprised by the tangled web wrapped up in these pages. It will make you laugh, and it will make you cry, but like the book before it, it will leave you wanting to become a better you.